NYSE:GETY 31 October 2025 - 1 July 2026

Financial analysts generally anticipate a gradual recovery for Getty Images, but with some reservations. The consensus forecast calls for low single-digit revenue growth in the near term and a return to modest profitability within a year or two – contingent on expense control and revenue mix improving. For 2025, analysts project full-year revenue around $952M with a slight net loss Finviz, but swinging to positive EPS in 2026 if cost-saving efforts bear fruit. EBITDA is expected to remain healthy, indicating the core business generates substantial operating cash before debt service. The big unknown in forecasts is the merger: many analysts have likely not fully baked in the Shutterstock deal, given its uncertain approval. If it is approved, forecasts would need a significant revision to account for the combined financials. Until clarity on that front, most price targets assume Getty continues as a standalone entity improving its performance Investing. In the short term, stock momentum could remain positive if Getty shows progress in key areas – e.g. growing its subscription base, stabilizing its creative sales, and signing more AI/content partnerships. The recent Perplexity deal is seen as validation of Getty’s content value in the AI era, and any similar agreements would