Sister Group, the production company behind shows such as Black Doves and The Woman in Cabin 10, has turned a profit for the first time in ten years. The company’s chief financial officer, Chris Fry, announced that the firm is now entering a "next phase" after a difficult period. In 2025, Sister Group shut down its United States office and refocused on its core strengths, a move that Fry said helped return the company to profitability. The producer is now looking toward future growth and new projects, though specific plans have not been disclosed. Sister Group was founded in 2017 and quickly built a reputation for high-quality television dramas. However, like many production companies, it faced financial challenges during the pandemic and in the years that followed. The decision to close the U.S. hub was part of a broader effort to cut costs and streamline operations. Fry noted that the company had "refocused on our strengths," which allowed it to achieve profitability. The turnaround is seen as a positive sign for the entertainment industry, which has been under pressure from changing viewer habits and rising production costs. Sister Group's next steps are expected to be announced later this year.