Netflix gives a supplier global hours. It does not give countries. This page is the country column for JTBC, counted from the weekly lists Netflix publishes for each market — the same count for every country is here, and every company we hold is here.
How far these titles went
Titles Wikidata attaches to this company
63
Of those, titles that reached a country top 10
63
Markets reached
73
Weeks with at least one title on a chart
248
Chart places taken
4,061
Most countries holding one of them in the same week
51 — week of 2025-08-10
Market with the most places
South Korea (331)
Weeks of Netflix country charts read
269
Chart rows read to build this
501,040
A place is one title, in one country, in one week. A title in three countries for four weeks takes twelve places. The last-but-one row is the one worth reading twice: reaching 73 markets over five years and holding 51 of them at once are different achievements, and only the second one is a launch.
Ordered by places taken, not by quality. Nothing on this page is a judgement about the titles — it is a record of where they were listed. 58 more of this company's titles charted and are not shown here.
What is on this page, and what is not
Here — How far one company's titles travelled: how many markets, how many at once, and where the places fell.
Not here — The week-by-week path of each title, its rank in each market, the full market table and the titles that never charted are in the company sheet, not on this page.
Which companies have a sheet — Every company with 10 or more titles that reached a Netflix weekly top 10, in alphabetical order. The cut is a title count and nothing else, so this list is not a ranking and being on it is not a judgement. Companies with fewer than 10 charting titles have no sheet here. That is a threshold we set to keep each sheet worth reading, not a statement about the company, and not a claim about how much of its catalogue we can see. All 19 are listed here.
Netflix and Wikidata — Netflix Top 10 (Tudum) weekly country lists, joined to production company (P272), original broadcaster (P449) and distributor (P750) from Wikidata. A company "covers" a title if Wikidata lists it as producer, first broadcaster or distributor, so a title can belong to more than one company.
Russia is excluded throughout this site, because Netflix withdrew from it and the remaining weeks are not comparable with the others.