Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said on the company’s quarterly earnings call Thursday that Prime Video has a revenue run rate in the tens of billions of dollars and is profitable as a standalone business, TechCrunch reported¹.

Jassy had told investors in May that Prime Video was profitable, TechCrunch said; the tens-of-billions run-rate figure is a new detail in that account¹. Techmeme highlighted the same remarks, crediting TechCrunch².

Amazon said Amazon MGM Studios has generated more than $1.2 billion in global box office so far this year, helped by films including Project Hail Mary and Verity, according to TechCrunch¹. The site said Project Hail Mary, based on Andy Weir’s novel and starring Ryan Gosling, opened in March and became the studio’s highest-grossing release, with The Numbers estimating about $684 million worldwide¹. Amazon completed its $8.5 billion purchase of MGM four years ago, TechCrunch noted¹.

Jassy also listed television titles including Carrie, The Summer I Turned Pretty, The Boys, Off Campus, Fallout and Reacher as hits, TechCrunch reported¹. Amazon said season 4 of Reacher drew 66 million viewers globally in its first 28 days, with season 5 filming and a sixth season ordered¹.

Sports rights remain a large driver, TechCrunch said, citing NASCAR, the Masters, UEFA Champions League and Thursday Night Football; Amazon shared Nielsen figures that the first six TNF games this season averaged 17.7 million viewers, up 16 percent from last year, and that NBA on Prime’s second season drew more than 2 million viewers¹.

Amazon did not break out a precise Prime Video revenue total in the TechCrunch report, and independent confirmation of the run-rate figure beyond Jassy’s remarks was not in the coverage^1,2.