Total Revenue

Declined 4% (from $118,844K in Q1 2024 to $114,033K in Q1 2025)

Total Revenue fell modestly as Q1 2025 saw lower performance in some product categories compared to Q1 2024 – for example, previous higher contributions from key segments were not fully sustained this period. This decline reflects both softer market conditions and product mix shifts that were evident in prior period performance. " "

Operating Loss

Improved by 49% (narrowed from -$32,327K in Q1 2024 to -$16,440K in Q1 2025)

The Operating Loss improved significantly due to effective cost-cutting measures such as reductions in R&D, SG&A, and amortization expenses while revenue remained relatively stable. The prior period’s higher loss was driven by less efficient expense management, which has been addressed in Q1 2025. " "

Net Loss Attributable

Widened by roughly 40% (increased from $13,120K in Q1 2024 to $18,366K in Q1 2025)

Despite the operating improvements, the Net Loss increased because Q1 2024 benefited from a one‐time divestiture gain that offset normal losses. The absence of this gain in Q1 2025 makes the underlying performance appear weaker, thereby widening the net loss compared to the previous period. " "

R&D Expenses

Declined 21.6% (from $50,439K in Q1 2024 to $39,549K in Q1 2025)

R&D Expenses dropped significantly as the company reduced spending in areas affected by the AutoSense divestiture and implemented headcount cutbacks, reflecting a shift from previous higher-cost structures. These efficiency measures show a deliberate effort to optimize R&D investments compared to Q1 2024. " "

SG&A Expenses

Declined 13.5% (from $56,353K in Q1 2024 to $48,698K in Q1 2025)

The decrease in SG&A Expenses is primarily driven by reduced employee headcount and lower stock-based compensation expenses, indicating a cost-saving approach compared to Q1 2024’s higher expenditure profile. " "

Net Cash Used in Operating Activities

Improved substantially (from $49,787K in Q1 2024 to $22,258K in Q1 2025)

Net Cash Used in Operating Activities decreased markedly due to improved working capital management and smaller adjustments in operating assets and liabilities. These changes point to enhanced operating efficiency over Q1 2024, where larger non-cash adjustments and expense pressures strained cash flow. " "

Total Equity

Increased by approximately 10% (from $381,757K in Q1 2024 to $418,902K in Q1 2025)

The increase in Total Equity is attributed to better cost management and supportive stock-based compensation adjustments. This improvement reflects the cumulative effect of stronger operational discipline in Q1 2025 compared to the previous period’s balance sheet performance. " "

Total Liabilities

Decreased by about 14% (falling to $214,574K in Q1 2025 from higher levels in Q1 2024)

Total Liabilities were trimmed mainly through debt reduction initiatives – notably, the repayment of short-term debt – along with lower accrued liabilities, which contrasts with the higher liability levels seen in Q1 2024. This decline indicates improved leverage and liquidity management. " "

Adjusted EBITDA Margin

FY 2025

16% to 18% " "

16% to 18% "

no change

Revenue Growth

FY 2025

no prior guidance

expects overall revenue growth in 2026, along with related gains in profitability and cash flow "

no prior guidance

Monthly Active Users

FY 2025

no prior guidance

target of 5 million monthly active users on the TiVo One ad platform "

no prior guidance

Cash Flow

FY 2025

no prior guidance

cash flow positive for the year "

no prior guidance

OEM Partnerships

FY 2025

no prior guidance

Plans to add 1 to 2 new TV partners in 2025 "

no prior guidance

Macroeconomic Factors

FY 2025

no prior guidance

guidance has not been adjusted as these factors are not expected to meaningfully impact their plans " "

no prior guidance

Revenue

FY 2025

expected to be in the range of $480 million to $500 million " "

no current guidance

no current guidance

Operating Cash Flow

FY 2025

expected to be slightly positive for the year " "

no current guidance

no current guidance

Non-GAAP Tax Expense

FY 2025

approximately $20 million " "

no current guidance

no current guidance

Capital Investments

FY 2025

approximately $20 million " "

no current guidance

no current guidance

Stock-Based Compensation Expense

FY 2025

approximately $50 million " "

no current guidance

no current guidance

Basic and Diluted Share Count

FY 2025

expected to be approximately 46 million " "

no current guidance

no current guidance

TiVo One Ad Platform Rollout

In Q4 2024 it was described as a cross‐screen ad platform harmonizing smart TV and Video-over‑Broadband devices with partner updates. " " " In Q2 2024 the platform was launched at an industry event with key partners. " (Q3 2024 did not mention it.)

In Q1 2025 the rollout advanced with the introduction of a new home page ad unit, strong pilot campaign performance, and growing monthly active user numbers (2.5 million), including an expanding U.S. footprint. " " "

Increasing emphasis on monetization and broader deployment; the focus is shifting from pilot discussions to active user growth and enhanced revenue potential.

Subscriber and User Base Expansion

Consistently mentioned across Q2, Q3 and Q4 2024 with updates on growing TiVo OS activated devices, IPTV subscriber households, and signed partnerships (e.g. 2.6 million IPTV households, 2 million activated TiVo OS devices). " " " "

Q1 2025 reinforced the positive trend with 2.5 million monthly active users on TiVo One and 2.75 million IPTV households, along with ambitious future targets (5 million by year-end 2025 and 7 million by end-2026). " " " "

Steady expansion with ambitious growth targets; the company’s consistent commitment to increasing its user base continues with clearer metrics and future guidance.

OEM and Partner Pipeline Expansion

Discussions in Q2 2024 highlighted the building of a U.S.-based pipeline with new OEMs and signings (e.g., Panasonic as the sixth partner and a top 5 U.S. supplier). " " Q3 2024 covered partner delays and strong confidence in the existing partner base. " " " Q4 2024 reflected both deepening relationships and a robust future pipeline. " "

In Q1 2025, the focus remained on adding 1–2 additional TV partners to their existing eight, indicating continued pipeline expansion. "

Consistent and incremental growth; the pipeline remains robust with steady partner additions and expanded production share across regions.

Macroeconomic, Tariff, and Geopolitical Uncertainties

Q4 2024 acknowledged these risks and incorporated them into guidance, while Q3 2024 highlighted inflation, reduced discretionary spending and global challenges, though tariffs were less emphasized. " " " (Q2 2024 did not cover this topic.)

Q1 2025 also discusses broad macroeconomic uncertainties, tariffs, and geopolitical issues but notes that impacts have been modest and remain within planning assumptions. " " "

Consistently monitored risk factors with modest impact; while uncertainties remain, there is slightly improved clarity and confidence in strategy despite external challenges.

Operational Execution and Capacity Scaling

Q2 2024 discussed streamlined processes, strong partner rollouts, and scaling in TiVo OS, Connected Car, and IPTV segments. " " " " Q4 2024 highlighted strong execution across media platforms and capacity scaling with multiple partner wins. " " Q3 2024, although less explicit, mentioned cost optimization and multiyear transformation efforts. " "

Q1 2025 emphasized strong operational execution overall and detailed capacity scaling measures—addressing increased IPTV provider numbers and staged deployments—to support long-term growth. " "

Continued robust execution and scaling efforts; the company maintains operational strength and capacity scaling despite customer and market growth, with clear staging plans.

Monetization Strategies and Revenue Recognition Risks

Q2 2024 and Q3 2024 discussed diverse monetization approaches (Connected TV advertising, in-cabin entertainment, and licensing/subscription models), along with risks from minimum guarantee deals and partner delays. " " " " Q4 2024 provided insights into monetization across TiVo One, Connected Car and IPTV, noting revenue risks from large ad commitments and partner delays. " " "

In Q1 2025, monetization strategies were built on expanding TiVo One (with home page ad units), Connected Car agreements and Video-over-Broadband updates. Revenue recognition risks related to timing, macro uncertainties, and rollout dependencies remain a consideration. " " " " "

Evolving monetization approach with persistent risks; while new ad units and diversified platforms enhance revenue potential, challenges in revenue timing and partner dependencies persist.

Platform Adoption Transition (TiVo OS vs. TiVo One)

In Q2 2024 both platforms were introduced with events and new partner signings, and Q4 2024 detailed significant achievements in TiVo OS activation together with early rollout of TiVo One. " " " " " Q3 2024 mainly focused on TiVo OS shipments and monetization potential without detailed discussion of TiVo One.

Q1 2025 provided a comprehensive view of the transition: TiVo OS continues to grow with expanded content and OEM activity, while TiVo One is gaining traction through new ad unit innovations and growing active users, reflecting an integrated monetization strategy. " " "

Emerging hybrid strategy; the company is integrating TiVo OS’s content adoption with TiVo One’s advanced monetization capabilities, moving towards a blended, revenue-focused model.

Automotive and Consumer Electronics Market Dynamics

Q2 2024 emphasized AutoStage pipeline progress and a DTS codec win, while Q3 2024 noted an 11% growth in Connected Car revenue even as automotive challenges persisted, and Q4 2024 detailed expanding DTS AutoStage and HD Radio penetration in automotive alongside mixed Consumer Electronics outcomes (renewals offset by revenue declines). " " " " "

In Q1 2025, the automotive segment showed further strength with new HD Radio agreements and several new vehicle launches, reinforcing a robust automotive outlook. Consumer Electronics, meanwhile, continued to show revenue weakness due to lower production volumes despite strategic initiatives such as improved audio partnerships and new content platforms. " "

Divergent dynamics; automotive remains a growth engine with new agreements and broader footprint, while Consumer Electronics face headwinds yet pursue innovation to counter declining production volumes.