Newsmax (NMAX) is a Communication Services company in the Broadcasting industry. It has a market capitalization of $1.05B and a free-cash-flow yield of -12.2%. Over the most recent reported fiscal year, revenue grew 10.7%. Nama's AI scorecard rates it Hold, 4.6 out of 10. On 12-month momentum it ranks in the middle band of its market.
AI scorecard
Hold · 4.6/10
The sections balance. As of Nov 7, 2026.
Momentum
Middle · +13.0% over 12 months ex. last
Middle fifth of its market on the past year's move.
Shariah screen
Questionable
Ratios pass, but its industry often sells things we can't check.
Off its high
-97.2%
How far the last close sits under the highest price of the past five years.
Market cap
$1.05B
Trailing P/E
—
Price / book
9.2
Price / sales
5.2
FCF yield
-12.2%
Dividend yield
—
Gross margin
39.6%
Operating margin
-7.4%
Net margin
-3.1%
Revenue growth (YoY)
+10.7%
Revenue growth (3-yr annual)
—
EPS growth (YoY)
—
FCF/share growth (YoY)
—
Beta
—
Exchange
NYSE
Sector
Communication Services
Industry
Broadcasting
NMAX earnings
Next report: Nov 12, 2026 (Q3 2026, EPS estimate -$0.01).
Beat the EPS estimate in 4 of 4 recent quarters.
Quarter
Reported
EPS
Estimate
Surprise
Revenue
Q2 2026
Aug 13, 2026
$0.02
-$0.03
+166.7%
$54.12M
Q1 2026
May 14, 2026
-$0.02
-$0.04
+50.0%
$51.66M
Q4 2025
Mar 26, 2026
-$0.04
-$0.07
+42.9%
$52.24M
Q3 2025
Nov 13, 2025
-$0.03
-$0.12
+75.0%
$45.27M
NMAX analyst price target
Median target $17.00 from 3 analysts, ranging $10.00 – $20.00.
Nama's AI scorecard currently rates Newsmax Hold (4.6 out of 10), a call computed from its profitability, cash generation, growth, valuation and balance sheet. It is a research reading, not investment advice.
When does NMAX report earnings?
Newsmax's next scheduled report is on Nov 12, 2026. Analysts expect EPS of -$0.01.
What is the NMAX price target?
The median analyst price target from 3 analysts is $17.00, with a range of $10.00 – $20.00.
Is NMAX Shariah compliant?
Nama's AAOIFI-style screen reads Newsmax as Questionable. Ratios pass, but its industry often sells things we can't check.