Lionsgate Rebounds With $906 Million in Revenue Thanks to ‘The Housemaid’
Lionsgate has reported a strong financial performance with $906 million in revenue, largely driven by the success of 'The Housemaid.' The company's film division saw a significant profit increase, and trailing library revenue reached $1 billion for the third consecutive quarter. CEO Jon Feltheimer expressed optimism about the company's future, highlighting the potential of upcoming releases like 'Michael.'
- ▪Lionsgate reported $906 million in revenue for the first quarter of 2026.
- ▪'The Housemaid' contributed to a 39% increase in film division profits, totaling $181 million.
- ▪The company achieved $1 billion in trailing 12-month library revenue for three straight quarters.
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Home > Industry News > Business Lionsgate Rebounds With $906 Million in Revenue Thanks to ‘The Housemaid’ “All of the pieces of our business are coming together,” CEO Jon Feltheimer says as studio reports $70 million in net income Jeremy Fuster May 21, 2026 @ 1:20 PM Share on Social Media Share on Facebook Share on X (formerly Twitter) Share on LinkedIn Share on Email “The Housemaid” boosted Lionsgate’s film division segment profit to $181 million, up by 39% Trailing 12-month library revenue hit $1 billion for the third straight quarter The second quarter of 2026 is likely to be even bigger with the release of “Michael,” which will cross $300 million in domestic grosses this weekend Thanks to its strengthening library revenue and the holiday box office and post-theatrical success of “The…
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