Netflix's revenue in India grew 18 percent year on year, on a forex-neutral basis, in July to September 2026, the company said on October 20.

Viewing hours in India rose 24 percent, and Netflix had its largest quarter ever for paid net additions in the country.

Netflix did not disclose its total India revenue or how many paid members it added there.

Lock Upp, its first daily reality series in India, drew more than 125 million viewing hours in six weeks and has been renewed.

Scripted series Musafir Cafe drew 9 million views and military drama Operation Safed Sagar 11 million in their first three months.

In July Netflix started a loyalty bundle with Flipkart. Flipkart Plus members earn a Netflix Mobile Plan by completing four qualifying orders a month.

Co-CEO Greg Peters called the India performance "a great example of how the core model works."

Globally, quarterly revenue was $12.87 billion, up about 12 percent. Shares slid after hours on a weaker fourth-quarter forecast.

Netflix also cut its 2026 advertising revenue target to about $2.7 billion from roughly $3 billion.

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