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The New York Times Company

NYTNYSETrackedMarket Data VerifiedCommunication ServicesPublishing

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Quote
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Methodology
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Market overview

USD 61.58

Down−USD 2.13 (−3.35%) Day change

Delayed quote · As of · USD · Market data via Massive Stock Widgets

This quote can lag the exchange by several minutes. It is not a real-time price.

Open
USD 62.75
Previous close
USD 63.71
Day high
USD 63.50
Day low
USD 58.95
Volume
2,496,304
Market cap
USD 9,931,036,672
Price chart · 1 Year
The New York Times Company 1 Year price chartThe New York Times Company, nyse:NYT, 1 Year price chart in USD. Start USD 55.60, end USD 61.58, high USD 85.86, low USD 54.66, up.
Period1 YearFirst closeUSD 55.60Last closeUSD 61.58Maximum closeUSD 85.86Minimum closeUSD 54.66Period change+USD 5.98Period percentage change+10.75%Chart as ofOct 2, 2026, 1:30 PM GMT+0000
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Representative chart points — 24 of 252
Date and time Open High Low Close Volume
USD 55.15 USD 55.80 USD 54.92 USD 55.60 1,143,600
USD 55.53 USD 55.83 USD 54.45 USD 54.66 1,371,700
USD 62.92 USD 64.10 USD 62.92 USD 64.00 1,473,100
USD 64.19 USD 64.73 USD 63.95 USD 64.04 1,526,000
USD 70.56 USD 71.07 USD 70.52 USD 70.79 3,747,200
USD 69.78 USD 70.07 USD 69.13 USD 69.39 1,500,300
USD 70.96 USD 71.70 USD 70.93 USD 71.26 1,045,000
USD 69.39 USD 69.91 USD 68.03 USD 68.11 4,252,800
USD 75.44 USD 75.98 USD 73.72 USD 75.84 1,906,100
USD 78.65 USD 78.95 USD 78.17 USD 78.23 1,346,200
USD 84.88 USD 85.43 USD 82.85 USD 82.96 2,866,200
USD 84.94 USD 87.10 USD 84.94 USD 85.86 2,021,700
USD 78.92 USD 79.49 USD 77.60 USD 79.34 1,954,300
USD 80.37 USD 80.60 USD 78.00 USD 78.47 1,901,700
USD 77.94 USD 77.94 USD 76.17 USD 77.00 1,168,000
USD 75.01 USD 75.85 USD 74.33 USD 75.21 1,961,600
USD 73.76 USD 74.46 USD 73.21 USD 73.80 1,378,400
USD 70.41 USD 73.45 USD 70.36 USD 71.79 1,861,900
USD 74.42 USD 76.81 USD 74.41 USD 76.71 1,093,500
USD 74.68 USD 75.40 USD 74.46 USD 74.89 1,805,900
USD 64.59 USD 65.37 USD 64.09 USD 65.27 1,533,600
USD 67.50 USD 68.54 USD 67.18 USD 67.73 1,578,600
USD 72.42 USD 72.42 USD 69.67 USD 69.94 3,271,400
USD 62.75 USD 63.50 USD 58.95 USD 61.58 2,496,304

Company Profile & Business Model Overview

The New York Times Company (NYSE: NYT) is a global media and information services company producing news, opinion, and lifestyle content across digital, print and audio platforms; its primary segments include Subscription (news subscriptions and digital products), Advertising, and Corporate (printing and distribution), with millions of subscribers worldwide. The company is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker NYT.

Sustainability Strengths & Catalysts (Pros)

  • Strong digital subscription business model has driven revenue diversification away from print advertising, reducing exposure to declining ad markets and supporting investments in digital infrastructure and product development.
  • Publishes annual reports and sustainability disclosures and has begun reporting on carbon emissions and sustainability initiatives, signaling growing transparency on environmental impacts and governance practices (disclosures available via the company’s i
  • Independent newsroom governance with editorial independence policies and public-facing ethics standards supports journalistic integrity and stakeholder trust, an important social and governance strength for a media company.

Material Risks & Governance Concerns (Cons)

  • Like many media companies, NYT faces exposure to content-related controversies and risks around misinformation, moderation and newsroom diversity, which can affect social license and advertiser relationships if not managed robustly.
  • Operational environmental impacts include print production and distribution emissions and supply-chain footprint; while disclosures have increased, achieving significant Scope 3 reductions across printing, paper sourcing and distribution remains a challen

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ESG & Sustainability Rating Breakdown

Synthesized multi-provider rating across Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance dimensions.

Audited Methodology

Coverage PendingThird-Party ESG Coverage Under Review

Formal published scorecards from MSCI ESG Research and Sustainalytics are not currently available for this ticker. The Impact Investor tracks corporate sustainability disclosures, SEC 10-K filings, and governance releases.

Data integrity and methodology

MSCI and Sustainalytics ratings are shown separately with their own observation dates; they are not blended into one score, and providers can disagree. Market quotes are delayed or last-close values, and every snapshot states its source and observation time. Read the full rating methodology.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Direct answers on sustainability scores, risk methodologies, and peer rankings.

What is The New York Times Company (NYT)'s ESG rating and sustainability score?

Formal published scorecards from MSCI and Sustainalytics are under ongoing review for The New York Times Company (NYT). The Impact Investor tracks corporate sustainability disclosures, SEC 10-K filings, and governance releases.

Is The New York Times Company considered an ESG leader or laggard in Communication Services?

Independent benchmark status for The New York Times Company is evaluated relative to Communication Services peers once third-party coverage publishes official methodology scores.

What are the main ESG risks and controversies for The New York Times Company?

Key material risks for The New York Times Company include: Like many media companies, NYT faces exposure to content-related controversies and risks around misinformation, moderation and newsroom diversity, which can affect social license and advertiser relationships if not managed robustly.; Operational environmental impacts include print production and distribution emissions and supply-chain footprint; while disclosures have increased, achieving significant Scope 3 reductions across printing, paper sourcing and distribution remains a challen. Investors should evaluate whether corporate mitigation plans adequately address these vulnerabilities.

How does The Impact Investor evaluate ESG stock profiles?

The Impact Investor presents audited third-party ratings from MSCI and Sustainalytics alongside delayed market data and financial fundamentals. We do not blend ratings into proprietary black-box scores, and ratings are never modified by advertising or affiliate relationships.