8-KAccepted Oct 8, 8:01 AM ET
NextTrip, Inc.: reports JOURNY TV 307,000,000 viewing minutes
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8:01 AM
Oct 8, 2026
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Oct 8, 2026
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Summary
NextTrip, Inc.: reports JOURNY TV 307,000,000 viewing minutes
What happened
- NextTrip, Inc. issued a press release on Oct 8, 2026, reporting that from Jan through Aug 2026 JOURNY TV generated more than 307,000,000 viewing minutes, averaging approximately 38,000,000 minutes per month, with on-screen viewing time exceeding 30 minutes.
- The press release reported that following a July 2026 advertising operations transition, average monthly Samsung U.S. programmatic advertising revenue increased approximately 668% and average CPM increased nearly sixfold compared with the Jan–Jun 2026 averages. The company projects calendar-year 2026 Samsung U.S. programmatic advertising revenue to nearly double compared with calendar-year 2025.
Key details
- JOURNY TV generated more than 307,000,000 viewing minutes from Jan through Aug 2026, averaging about 38,000,000 minutes per month.
- On-screen viewing time reported as exceeding 30 minutes.
- After the July 2026 ad operations transition, average monthly Samsung U.S. programmatic ad revenue rose about 668% and average CPM rose nearly sixfold versus Jan–Jun 2026 averages.
- The reported advertising figures relate exclusively to Samsung U.S. programmatic advertising, do not represent total JOURNY TV or consolidated company revenue, and the calendar-year 2026 revenue figure is a projection.
Why it may matter
- Item 7.01, regulation FD disclosure: the company furnished (but did not file) a press release disclosing initial viewing metrics and advertising monetization progress for JOURNY TV; the filing states the furnished information is not deemed “filed” for purposes of Section 18 of the Exchange Act and is not incorporated by reference.
- The report contains forward-looking statements and notes various risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ from projections.
- This filing does not show why the insider traded or why the company acted.