QVC, Inc. is a live social shopping company that curates and sells a wide variety of consumer products through video driven commerce on most every screen from smartphones and tablets to laptops and TVs. The company reaches over two hundred million households worldwide each day via its broadcast networks. It also engages audiences through its websites including QVC.com and HSN.com, social platforms such as TikTok and Instagram, virtual multichannel video programming distributors like Hulu + Live TV, DirecTV Stream and YouTube TV, streaming video applications including Facebook Live, Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire, Xfinity Flex and Samsung TV Plus, mobile applications and over the air broadcasters. QVC positions itself as a global leader in video retailing, e commerce, mobile commerce and social commerce. It aims to create engaging shopping experiences that combine retail, media and social elements, differentiating itself from traditional brick and mortar stores and transactional e commerce. The company offers curated collections of unique products made personal and relevant through storytelling. It classifies merchandise into six groups: home, apparel, beauty, accessories, electronics and jewelry. Many items are exclusive, proprietary or endorsed by celebrities, designers and well known personalities who often appear on live programming and promote the items on their own social channels.

QVC generates revenue primarily from the sale of merchandise across its product categories. For the year ended December 31 2025, e commerce accounted for approximately 63% of consolidated net revenue, amounting to about $5.2 billion. The QxH segment contributed $5.9 billion or 72% of total net revenue while the QVC International segment contributed $2.4 billion or 28%. In the same period the company attracted two million new customers and approximately 97% of worldwide shipped sales came from repeat or reactivated customers. Repeat customers spent an average of $1,428 each over the trailing twelve months. The company also benefits from flexible payment options and a scalable distribution infrastructure that supports its sales model.

The company operates through the following segments: QxH and QVC International.

• QxH: This segment distributes programming in the United States with twenty hours of live content each day, three hundred sixty four days per year, reaching approximately eighty two million television households and serving about ninety nine percent of households that subscribe to television distributor services. QxH broadcasts its live and recorded shopping programs across multiple channels including the main QVC and HSN channels as well as additional channels such as QVC2, QVC3 and HSN2. It also provides over the air broadcasts in designated U. S. markets accessible via a digital antenna. The segment’s digital presence comprises QVC.com, HSN.com, social platforms including TikTok and Instagram, virtual multichannel video programming distributors such as Hulu + Live TV, DirecTV Stream and YouTube TV, streaming video applications like Facebook Live, Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire, Xfinity Flex and Samsung TV Plus, and mobile applications. For the year ended December 31 2025, QxH generated $5.9 billion of net revenue, representing seventy two percent of consolidated net revenue, and produced $517 million of Adjusted OIBDA. Digital platform revenue within QxH reached $3,969 million, or sixty six point nine percent of the segment’s net revenue.

• QVC International: This segment brings the QVC shopping experience to approximately one hundred twenty six million households outside the United States, primarily in Japan, Germany, the United Kingdom and Italy. It engages customers via broadcast networks, websites, mobile applications and social media pages, with product sourcing teams selecting items tailored to each local market. For the year ended December 31 2025, the segment generated $2.4 billion of net revenue, representing twenty eight percent of consolidated net revenue, and produced $293 million of Adjusted OIBDA. Digital platform revenue within QVC International reached $1,272 million, or fifty four point zero percent of the segment’s net revenue.

QVC views itself as a leader in video retailing, e commerce, mobile commerce and social commerce within a highly competitive retail environment. The company competes with large department stores, specialty shops, e commerce retailers such as Amazon and Walmart, direct marketing firms, wholesale clubs, discount retailers, infomercial providers and mail order and catalog companies. In the video shopping space its closest rivals are ShopHQ and JTV in the United States while its international operations face competition from Jupiter Shop Channel in Japan, HSE in Germany, and TJC, Ideal World, Gems TV, Must Have Ideas TV and JML Direct in the United Kingdom. QVC’s competitive advantages stem from its significant market share, strong brand awareness, outstanding customer service, large repeat customer base, flexible payment options, international reach and scalable infrastructure. The company also emphasizes value, quality and selection of merchandise, along with convenience and accessibility of its sales channels, to maintain its position.

QVC serves a diverse base of highly discerning shoppers across its platforms. As of December 31 2025, the company had approximately 10,300,000 unique customers, comprising 6,600,000 QxH customers and 3,700,000 QVC International customers. About seventy three percent of QxH customers are women over the age of fifty. Repeat customers accounted for roughly ninety two percent of shipped sales in the trailing twelve month period, with an additional three percent from new customers and five percent from reactivated customers. The company does not rely on any single customer for a material portion of its revenue.