Netflix is considered a pioneer in the streaming space. The company evolved from a small DVD-rental provider to a dominant streaming service provider, courtesy of its wide-ranging content portfolio and a fortified international footprint. At the end of first-quarter 2022, the company had 221.64 million paid subscribers globally.

Netflix has been spending aggressively on building its portfolio of original shows. This is helping the company sustain its leading position despite the launch of new services like Disney+ and Apple TV+, as well as existing services like Amazon prime video.

Netflix streams movies, television shows and documentaries across a wide variety of genres and languages. Domestic and international subscribers can watch them on a host of internet-connected devices, including television sets, computers, and mobile devices.

The Los Gatos, CA-based company reported revenues of $29.70 billion in 2021.

Beginning fourth-quarter 2019, Netflix started declaring revenues and membership data by regions — the Asia Pacific (APAC); Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA); Latin America (LATAM); and the United States and Canada (UCAN).

UCAN accounted for 43.7% of total revenues in 2021. At the end of fourth-quarter 2021, the company had 75.22 million paid subscribers in the region.

EMEA accounted for 31.1% of total revenues in 2021. At the end of fourth-quarter 2021, the company had 74.04 million paid subscribers in the region.

LATAM contributed 12.5% of total revenues in 2021. The company had 39.96 million paid subscribers in the region at the end of fourth-quarter 2021.

APAC accounted for 11.3% of total revenues in 2021. The company had 32.63 million paid subscribers in the region at the end of fourth-quarter 2021.

In the Domestic DVD segment, Netflix delivers DVDs through the U.S. postal service from distribution centers located in major U.S. cities. Revenues from the DVD segment were $0.2 billion in 2021.