How Have SiriusXM’s Revenues, Expenses & Profits Changed Over The Last Five Years?

SiriusXM’s (NASDAQ:SIRI) revenues have increased by $1.6 billion (net) between 2013-2017. Most of this change was led by growth in its subscriber revenue. Expenses also grew by $ 1billion during the same period, with cost of services accounting for most of this change in expenses. Meanwhile, operating income increased by nearly $600 million during the same period.

Most of this growth was attributable to subscriber revenue, driven by better-than-expected subscriber growth and growth in average revenue per user (ARPU). Despite a slowdown in auto sales, Sirius reported increased penetration in the new car and used car market. The continued growth in market penetration will help the company to overcome the slowdown in new car sales. Additionally, we expect the company to comfortably beat its 2018 estimates, as long as the auto market and economy do not collapse.

We have created an interactive dashboard on how Sirius’s revenues, expenses, and profits have changed over the last five years and our estimates for 2018. You can adjust the expected segment-wise revenue, ARPU, daily weighted average subscribers, and margin forecast for 2018, and see its impact on the profitability, and earnings.

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