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Comscore Q2 revenue down 11% to $79.2M; net loss $14.8M; sells Movies unit, repays debt
Q2 2026 revenue $79.2M vs $89.4M in Q2 2025; net loss $14.8M vs $9.5M prior year.
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Comscore announces ROI Strategy with $20-25M annual cost savings, executive pay cuts
Workforce reduction as part of realignment; one-time costs $7-9M ($6-8M severance), $20-25M annual run-rate savings.
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comScore announces departure of COO Greg Dale and Head of Measurement Frank Friedman; CEO to oversee duties
COO Greg Dale and Head of Measurement/Chief Data & Analytics Officer Frank Friedman depart effective June 9, 2026.
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Comscore appoints Matt McLaughlin as CEO; former CEO Jon Carpenter exits Board
Matt McLaughlin appointed CEO effective May 28, 2026; receives $625k base salary, 100% STIP target.
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comScore sells Movies Business for $70M cash to Advaya Capital affiliate; repays $40.1M debt
Sold box office measurement and Hollywood Software businesses for $70M in cash to Flix Buyer Inc. (Advaya Capital), closed May 27, 2026.
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Comscore appoints Matt McLaughlin CEO; eliminates $40M senior debt
Matt McLaughlin appointed CEO effective immediately; succeeds Jon Carpenter who becomes senior advisor through Oct 2026.
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comScore sells box office and Hollywood Software businesses for $70M cash; repays $40.1M debt
Sold box office measurement and Hollywood Software business to Advaya Capital affiliate for $70M base purchase price, closed May 27, 2026.
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Comscore Q1 revenue $85.3M (down 0.5% YoY); net loss $6.2M; adjusted EBITDA $5.0M
Cross-platform solutions revenue grew 30% YoY, offsetting declines in traditional measurement products.
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Comscore reports FY2025 revenue $357.5M, net loss $10.0M; completes recapitalization eliminating preferred dividends
FY2025 revenue $357.5M (+0.4% YoY); net loss $10.0M vs $60.2M loss in 2024.
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comScore closes exchange of Series B Preferred for Series C Preferred and common; board reduced to 7 directors
On Dec 29, 2025, comScore completed exchange of 31.9M Series B Preferred shares for 4.2M Series C Preferred and 3.3M common shares with Charter, Liberty Broadband, and Pine.
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ComScore stockholders approve recapitalization with Charter, Liberty, Pine; close expected by year-end 2025
Proposal 1 (share issuance to Preferred Stockholders): 7,160,171 for, 59,414 against, 283 abstain.
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Comscore Q3 revenue flat YoY at $88.9M; cuts FY revenue guidance to flat; proposes preferred stock swap
Revenue $88.9M (0.5% YoY growth); net income $0.5M vs net loss $60.6M in Q3 2024.
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Comscore to exchange Series B Preferred for Series C Preferred and common stock with Charter, Liberty, and Cerberus
Each stockholder exchanges 31,928,301 Series B shares for 4,223,621 Series C shares (liquidation pref $14.50/sh) and 3,286,825 common shares.
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Comscore Q2 revenue up 4.1% to $89.4M; net loss widens; retains Goldman Sachs for strategic review
Revenue $89.4M (+4.1% YoY); cross-platform revenue grew 60%; local TV double-digit growth.
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Comscore Q1 revenue $85.7M, net loss widens to $4.0M; lowers FY revenue guidance to low end of range
Revenue $85.7M, down 1.3% YoY; net loss widened to $4.0M from $1.1M loss in Q1 2024.
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Comscore Q4 revenue $94.9M flat YoY; FY 2024 revenue down 4.1% to $356M; net loss narrows to $60.2M
Revenue $356M in 2024, down 4.1% YoY; Q4 revenue $94.9M vs $95.1M in Q4 2023.
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ComScore secures $60M credit facility and cuts Charter license fees by $35M
New $60M credit facility: $45M term loan fully funded, $15M revolver; matures Dec 2028.
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Comscore Q3 net loss $60.6M on $88.5M revenue; goodwill impairment $63M
Revenue $88.5M, down 2.8% YoY; cross-platform revenue grew 33.5%.
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Comscore Q2 revenue down 8.4% to $85.8M; cuts FY2024 guidance
Revenue $85.8M (down 8.4% YoY); net loss $1.7M vs $44.9M (prior year had $44.1M goodwill impairment).
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comScore issues 13.3M Series B preferred shares to cancel $32.8M accrued dividends
Issued 13.3M shares of Series B Convertible Preferred Stock to holders in exchange for permanent waiver of $32.8M in accrued dividends for 2023 and 2024.
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Comscore Q1 revenue $86.8M (-5.2% YoY); net loss narrows to $1.1M; credit line amended
Revenue $86.8M, down 5.2% YoY; net loss improved to $1.1M from $8.7M in Q1 2023.
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Comscore FY2023 revenue down 1.3% to $371.3M; net loss widens to $79.4M
Q4 2023 revenue $95.1M (-3.2% YoY); net loss $28.4M vs. net income $0.1M in Q4 2022.
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ComScore defers Series B preferred dividends, executes 1-for-20 reverse stock split
Series B Preferred dividend payment deferred to June 30, 2024; unpaid dividends accrue at 9.5% per year.
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Comscore to effect 1-for-20 reverse stock split on Dec 20 to meet Nasdaq minimum bid price
Shareholders and board approved reverse split at 1-for-20; effective 9:00 a.m. ET Dec 20, 2023.
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Comscore Q3 revenue down 1.9% to $91M, lowers FY revenue guidance
Revenue $91.0M vs $92.8M Q3 2022; net income $2.6M vs net loss $52.4M.
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Comscore Q2 net loss $44.9M on $44.1M goodwill impairment; revenue up 2.5% to $93.7M
Net loss of $44.9M vs $5.1M in Q2 2022; includes $44.1M non-cash goodwill impairment and $4.1M restructuring.
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comScore receives Nasdaq minimum bid price non-compliance notice; 180-day cure period
Notified on July 11, 2023; stock had not maintained $1.00 closing bid for 30 consecutive business days.
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Comscore Q1 revenue $91.6M (-2.6% YoY); net loss narrows; maintains 2023 guidance
Revenue $91.6M, down 2.6% from $94.0M in Q1 2022, driven by Digital Ad Solutions decline.
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Comscore reports FY 2022 revenue $376.4M (+2.6%), adjusted EBITDA $37M (+16.1%); net loss widens to $66.6M
Q4 revenue $98.2M (+1.8% YoY); net income $0.1M vs $2.9M; adjusted EBITDA $12.0M vs $12.4M.
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Comscore Q3 revenue flat YoY; net loss $52.4M on $46.3M goodwill impairment
Revenue $92.8M (flat YoY); Cross Platform Solutions +14% to $40.4M, Digital Ad Solutions -8.2% to $52.4M.
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Comscore amends Charter data license: endorsement extended to 7 years, gets $7M in credits
Charter extends endorsement as preferred local measurement provider from 5 to 7 years (through June 2028), with option to extend to 10.
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ComScore announces restructuring plan with $13M-$18M in exit costs, including workforce reduction
$13M-$18M total estimated exit costs; $6M-$8M for severance, $6M-$8M for data center, $1M-$2M other.
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Comscore appoints Dale as COO, Algranati as CIO, Lieberman as CTO; CCO Wilson departs
Greg Dale named COO effective Aug 23, 2022; base salary $335K, 75% target bonus, up to $120K/yr performance incentive.
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Comscore Q2 2022: Revenue $91.4M, net loss narrows to $5.1M; guides FY22 EBITDA margin above 9%
Revenue $91.4M (+4.3% YoY); Cross Platform Solutions up 13.2% to $39.8M; Digital Ad Solutions -1.7% to $51.6M.