I cannot find any financials after 2023 and I guess DIRECTV technically doesn't have to report them anymore, being a private company.
All I know is, they hyped that 4K Superbowl hard and sh-t the bed on their entire subscriber base and led to sizable cancellations soon after. When I was there, upper management's only real plan was to incorporate streaming services within DTV Stream itself in the hopes that it would gain more subscribers. Simply put, "If everyone has these streaming services, why not launch them from our app?" I don't think anyone on the engineering teams thought that would accomplish what they thought it would, but hey it was work for the next couple of years. Well, as long as you dodged all of the land mines that were lay offs along the way.
The fact is, DIRECTV is nearly obsolete. Once they cannot afford the RSNs anymore, it's over as that's the only thing slowing their descent (look at DISH). I don't see TPG renewing and now AT&T is stuck with a company they don't want to own anymore. He-l, they tried to sell and could only find someone to own 30% for 3 years. There are no buyers and what happens next is anyone's guess. If you're still at DTV, start looking to move on even if it's just to jump to AT&T.