Netflix shares dropped to their lowest point in over a year on Thursday.
Second-quarter earnings missed expectations of shareholder expectations.
The firm posted increased sales and profits than a year ago.
But net income was slightly shy of what the City expected.
Bosses pointed to fewer fresh programmes as the reason for slower subscriber gains.
City analysts noted profit matched predictions but growth ran below forecasts.
The company raised subscription prices in recent weeks.
Yet its sales continued to miss what traders had hoped.
In London trading on Thursday, the stock sank to the lowest level since July 2025.