IAC Misses Expectations With Q4 Revenue Of $848.7 Million

IAC just reported its Q4 2015 earnings, missing analysts expectations with revenue of $848.7 million and earnings of $0.75 per share. Analysts were expecting earnings of $0.93 cents per share on revenue of $865.49 million.

Last year, IAC spun off its dating services, Match Group, which then went public itself in Q4 2015. Although Match Group reported its own results today, IAC included Match Group’s earnings in its overall Q4 revenue, which was $267.6 million.

“Now IAC begins a new stage with four strong segments beyond Match Group – HomeAdvisor, Publishing, Applications, and Video,” IAC CEO Joey Levin said in prepared statements ahead of the earnings call tomorrow. “Our key businesses continue to perform well.”

IAC also owns brands like About.com, Ask, CollegeHumor, the Daily Beast and Vimeo. Last quarter, HomeAdvisor’s domestic revenue grew 51% and total revenue in IAC’s video segment grew 13% year over year. Growth in IAC’s video segment was driven by Vimeo increasing its paid subscriber base by 19% to 676,000 and an 80% increase in revenue from DailyBurn.

IAC closed at $50.68. In after-hours trading, shares went down 2.08% trading at $50.