The final episodes of Industry Season 4 are arriving with new revelations about the financial tech company Tender. The season has shifted its focus from the Pierpoint investment bank to a wider story about politics, fraud, and personal costs in high finance. New episodes are released weekly, and the season will conclude in early March. This guide covers the complete release schedule for the UK and US, where you can watch it, and a recap of the pivotal fifth episode.
Industry Season 4 Final Episodes Release Schedule
Industry Season 4 consists of eight episodes. The release pattern follows a weekly drop. In the United States, new episodes arrive on HBO and HBO Max every Sunday at 9 p.m. Eastern Time. In the United Kingdom, episodes air on BBC One and are available on BBC iPlayer every Monday.
The release dates for the remaining three episodes are:
- Episode 6: ‘Dear Henry’ – Sunday, February 15 (US) / Monday, February 16 (UK).
- Episode 7: ‘Points of Emphasis’ – Sunday, February 22 (US) / Monday, February 23 (UK).
- Episode 8: ‘Both, And’ (Season Finale) – Sunday, March 1 (US) / Monday, March 2 (UK).
Episodes 1 through 5 are currently available to stream. Season 4 premiered in the US on Sunday, January 11 and in the UK on Monday, January 12.
Where to Watch Industry Season 4 Worldwide
Your streaming options for Industry Season 4 depend on your country.
- United States: Watch on HBO via cable or stream on Max (formerly HBO Max). New episodes are available on the platform each Sunday.
- United Kingdom: Watch on BBC One or stream for free on BBC iPlayer. Episodes arrive on Mondays.
- Canada: The series is available on the Crave streaming service.
- Australia: Stream Season 4 on Binge or Max.
Previous seasons (1-3) are available to stream on BBC iPlayer in the UK and on Max in the US.
Recap of Industry Season 4, Episode 5: ‘Eyes Without a Face’
The fifth episode, which premiered on February 8 in the US and February 9 in the UK, was a major turning point. The story followed two parallel crises.
Stern Tao, the investment fund run by Harper and Eric, is on the brink of collapse. A margin call from their bank demands more cash to cover their massive bet against Tender, whose stock price keeps rising. With no way to meet the demand, Harper and Eric are trapped in their hotel suite, confronting their professional failure and broken personal lives.
Harper gets a phone call that leaves her shaken up enough—we don’t yet know why—to decide that Kwabena should accompany Sweetpea to Ghana instead.
The call informs Harper that her estranged mother has died in a sudden accident. This news forces a rare moment of vulnerability between Harper and Eric, where they confess their emotional failings. Eric reveals his teenage daughter was expelled from school for a cruel prank, and he struggles to feel any connection to his children.
Meanwhile, Sweetpea and Kwabena travel to Accra, Ghana, to investigate Tender’s local operations. They are trying to find proof that the company is a fraud. After meetings with evasive Tender employees and lawyers, they discover that a local payment processor Tender claimed to buy for $50 million is virtually non-existent.
“The thing is nothing!” Sweetpea squeals when she reaches Harper on the phone with her findings. “The thing is nothing!”
Their discovery suggests Tender is using fake, inflated acquisitions to create an illusion of growth and hide its lack of real profits. However, their investigation turns dangerous. Sweetpea is attacked at a beach bar by an unknown assailant, who punches her in the face. Despite the trauma, she and Kwabena eventually share an intimate moment, bonding over the intensity of their trip.
The episode ended with Sweetpea and Kwabena’s breakthrough, giving Harper a potential weapon to use against Tender as Stern Tao fights for survival.
New Faces and Storylines in Season 4
This season introduces several new characters connected to the fintech company Tender and the political drama surrounding it. Max Minghella plays Whitney Halberstram, the ambitious CFO of Tender. Kiernan Shipka plays Hayley Clay, a sharp political aide. Kit Harington returns as Sir Henry Muck, who becomes the CEO of Tender, putting him and his wife Yasmin directly at odds with Harper.
The season’s main story involves Tender, a payment app whose main business comes from an adult content platform similar to OnlyFans. As new laws and political pressure threaten this revenue, Tender tries to reinvent itself as a legitimate bank, sparking a complex story about money, power, and fraud.
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