NBCUniversal Company Growth, Stability & Outlook

Updated on September 16, 2026

NBCUniversal Employee Reviews

I have been with NBCUniversal for over two and a half years now, and my journey has been nothing short of amazing. I am extremely proud of what we have accomplished over the past few years. We are well on our way to modernizing NBCUniversal’s key technology platforms and driving further business value for the company.

SVP of enterprise product, finance and source to pay
SVP of enterprise product, finance and source to pay

NBCUniversal is an amazing company to grow your career. My leadership has been extremely supportive of my own growth journey here by providing opportunities where I could challenge myself and step outside my comfort zone, and I strive to do the same with my team.

SVP of enterprise product, finance and source to pay
SVP of enterprise product, finance and source to pay

For me, that level set was crucial for me to see where I was going. So often, you’re at the mercy of your peers to understand what to do and how to do it, and the compass helped me see where to focus. I structured my day to meet the goals that NBCU had laid out and that I had set for myself as to where I wanted to be next.

Manager, Software Engineering
Manager, Software Engineering

What People Are Saying About NBCUniversal

  • Strong Revenue Growth: Peacock revenue rose to $1.9B in Q2 2026 (from $1.2B a year earlier) and to $4.0B in 1H 2026 (from $2.5B in 1H 2025), while the Studios segment delivered strong year-over-year gains with theatrical nearly tripling on new releases. This momentum indicates broadening top-line expansion across streaming and content.
  • Profitability: Peacock reported its first-ever quarterly profit in Q2 2026, aided by tentpole programming such as the Super Bowl, Winter Olympics, NBA on NBC, and FIFA World Cup coverage. Filings also point to EBITDA improvement within the Media unit that houses Peacock.
  • Market Expansion: Universal’s parks footprint expanded with Epic Universe opening in Orlando (May 2025) and the first Universal Kids Resort launching in Frisco, Texas (July 1, 2026). Local tourism-tax trends and the new attractions pipeline point to a multi-year parks-led growth opportunity.