In Q1'26, Netflix's ROE reached 16.97%, marking a significant improvement from the previous quarter's 9.09% and the highest point in the observed period. ROA stood at 8.66%, up from 4.35% in Q4'25 and reflecting stronger asset efficiency. ROIC was 7.93%, a modest increase from 6.46% in the prior quarter, indicating enhanced returns on invested capital. Over the period from Q2'23 to Q1'26, all three metrics exhibited an overall upward trend with periodic volatility, starting from lows of ROE at 6.52%, ROA at 2.93%, and ROIC at 4.46% in Q2'23. Notable peaks occurred in Q1'24 and Q1'25, where ROE and ROA surged above 10% and 5% respectively, driven by operational improvements, though Q4 quarters consistently showed dips (e.g., ROE to 4.56% in Q4'23). ROIC followed a similar pattern, stabilizing around 6-8% in recent quarters, underscoring Netflix's improving profitability efficiency amid content and subscriber growth.