The finale of HBO’s Industry Season 4 is fast approaching, and fans aren’t ready to let go of the show just yet. Thankfully, it’s been renewed for a fifth and final season.
“For some time now, we have been thinking about how best to end the show on an unparalleled high,” said show creators and writers Konrad Kay and Mickey Down, former investment bankers, in a statement following the renewal announcement. “Unlike some of our characters, we know when to leave a party.”
Industry officially announced its renewal on Instagram with a picture of lines of… ahem, cornstarch… over a framed photo of Yasmin (Marisa Abela) and Henry (Kit Harington) on their wedding day.
Fans were already hoping that Industry would be renewed for another season, with speculations fueled after the show’s music supervisor, Ollie White, told GQ that he wanted to add Depeche Mode to the soundtrack “next season.”
In their statement, Kay and Down also said, “This March marks a decade since we first began to conceive of the world of Industry,” and thanked their collaborators at HBO, the BBC, and Cardiff-based production company Bad Wolf Studios for their “unwavering faith and vision” for the show.
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HBO officially renewed Industry for a fifth season, which creators Konrad Kay and Mickey Down confirmed will serve as the final installment of the finance drama. The decision allows the writers to bring the series to a planned narrative conclusion.
Show creators Konrad Kay and Mickey Down stated they wanted to end the series on an “unparalleled high” rather than extend it beyond its narrative arc. Having developed the project over a decade, they chose to conclude the story intentionally while at peak creative momentum.
Industry was created and written by former investment bankers Konrad Kay and Mickey Down. Drawing from their personal experience in international finance, the pair developed the drama in partnership with HBO, the BBC, and Cardiff-based production company Bad Wolf.
The official social media renewal announcement featured a framed photo of characters Yasmin Kara-Zani, played by Marisa Abela, and Henry Muck, played by Kit Harington, on their wedding day, referencing major plot lines from the fourth season.
Industry streams exclusively on Max (formerly HBO Max) and airs on HBO linear channels globally. In international territories, the series is co-distributed by the BBC and local regional streaming partners.
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