QVC Group, Inc.
Video commerce company headquartered in Englewood, Colorado, operating the QVC and HSN shopping brands and Cornerstone home brands.
Company Type
public
Founded
1986
Headquarters
Englewood, Colorado, USA
Stock
NASDAQ: QVCG
Revenue
Approximately $10 billion (FY2025)
Employees
Approximately 19,000
Primary Market
Global
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About QVC Group, Inc.
Did QVC go bankrupt?
Yes. QVC Group filed for Chapter 11 in 2026, confirmed its plan on July 20, 2026, and emerged on August 6, 2026 with a restructured balance sheet and a new publicly traded entity.
Does QVC Group own HSN?
Yes. HSN has been part of the group since the 2017 acquisition of HSNi.
Is QVC Group publicly traded?
Yes. The post-emergence company trades on NASDAQ under ticker QVCG.
What happened to Zulily?
QVC Group (then Qurate Retail) divested Zulily in May 2023.
History of QVC Group, Inc.
Joseph Segel founded QVC in 1986 in West Chester, Pennsylvania, launching the televised shopping format that HSN had pioneered a year earlier.
Comcast sold QVC to Liberty Media in 2003, and Liberty Interactive, later renamed Qurate Retail, acquired HSN's parent HSNi in 2017 for $2.1 billion, uniting the two networks under one owner.
The group added flash-sale site Zulily in 2015 but divested it in May 2023 as the e-commerce market shifted. Qurate Retail renamed itself QVC Group in February 2025, signaling the pivot to live social and streaming commerce branded as QVC+ and HSN+.
Declining linear TV revenue and roughly $7 billion of debt forced the Chapter 11 filing in 2026. The company emerged August 6, 2026, with a deleveraged balance sheet and a new public entity.
Controversy, Regulation & Public Scrutiny
The 2026 Chapter 11 filing was the dominant event, wiping out prior shareholders while preserving operations and brand continuity. Pre-petition litigation over the Liberty Media-era split-off structure continued through the process.
Brands Owned by QVC Group, Inc.
QVC Group, Inc. owns 3 brands in our database. Explore the ownership tree below — click categories to expand and see individual brands.
QVC Group, Inc.
public · Founded 1986 · Englewood, Colorado, USA
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QVC Group, Inc. Ownership: Pros & Cons
Advantages
- +Two iconic live-shopping brands with loyal audiences
- +Deleveraged post-bankruptcy balance sheet
- +Streaming and social commerce growth channels
- +Diversified Cornerstone home brands segment
Considerations
- -Structural decline in linear television
- -Post-bankruptcy equity largely creditor-held
- -Revenue declining across all three segments
- -Intense competition from Amazon and TikTok Shop
Frequently Asked Questions About QVC Group, Inc.
Did QVC go bankrupt?
Yes. QVC Group filed for Chapter 11 in 2026, confirmed its plan on July 20, 2026, and emerged on August 6, 2026 with a restructured balance sheet and a new publicly traded entity.
Does QVC Group own HSN?
Yes. HSN has been part of the group since the 2017 acquisition of HSNi.
Is QVC Group publicly traded?
Yes. The post-emergence company trades on NASDAQ under ticker QVCG.
What happened to Zulily?
QVC Group (then Qurate Retail) divested Zulily in May 2023.
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