Fox Corporation (Class B)

FOX
NASDAQFree primer · Steps 1–3 of 21Updated May 18, 2026Coverage as of 2026-Q2

Business Model


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Fox Corporation (FOX) — Class B Shares

Note: FOX (Class B) and FOXA (Class A) represent the same company — Fox Corporation. The only difference is voting rights: Class B shares carry no voting rights; Class A shares carry one vote each. Both classes trade on NASDAQ. For full research, see the FOXA research files.

Share Class Structure

  • FOXA (Class A): 1 vote per share — publicly traded float
  • FOX (Class B): No voting rights — publicly traded float
  • Class C (unlisted): Held by the Murdoch Family Trust; super-voting rights

The Murdoch family maintains effective voting control through their Class C share holdings regardless of how Class A/B shares vote.

See /Users/guy/Desktop/Stocks/FOXA/ for full Fox Corporation research (business overview, financials, catalysts).

Financial Snapshot


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Fox Corporation (FOX) — Financial Snapshot

Note: FOX (Class B) is the same company as FOXA (Class A) — Fox Corporation. Financials are identical; only voting rights differ. See FOXA Step_04_Financial_Snapshot.md for full financial details.

Key Reference

  • Full financial snapshot: /Users/guy/Desktop/Stocks/FOXA/Step_04_Financial_Snapshot.md
  • FY2025 Revenue: $16.3B | FCF: ~$1.5B | P/E: ~11x | FCF Yield: ~7%

Recent Catalysts


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Fox Corporation (FOX) — Investment Catalysts & Risks

Note: FOX (Class B) is the same company as FOXA (Class A) — Fox Corporation. Catalysts and risks are identical; only voting rights differ. See FOXA Step_12_Catalysts.md for full analysis.

Key Reference

Full bull/bear analysis: /Users/guy/Desktop/Stocks/FOXA/Step_12_Catalysts.md

Research Date

Generated: 2026-05-13

Full Research Available

This primer covers steps 1–3 of 21. The full deep dive includes moat analysis, DCF valuation, bull/bear scenarios, management quality, earnings transcript analysis, competitive positioning, returns on capital, institutional/insider activity, and an investment memo.

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