Comcast Corp. is working with investment bank Morgan Stanley to evaluate options for its cable networks, according to people familiar with the matter, after announcing this week it’s considering divesting the business.

Comcast said it was considering spinning off its cable networks that include CNBC and MSNBC into a separate company, as the media industry grapples with a decline in traditional TV viewership due to cord-cutting by consumers shifting to streaming.

The company’s president, Mike Cavanagh, said the company was also considering finding a partner for its Peacock streaming service.

Comcast is considering a spin-off of its cable networks business that includes CNBC and MSNBC, the media and broadband giant said on Thursday, after strong quarterly results on the back of box office hits and an Olympics-driven surge in ad sales.

The cable and entertainment company posted a jump in quarterly revenue, boosted by its media businesses.

Comcast (CMCSA) is exploring a major restructuring that could spin off its cable networks, marking another seismic shift in the streaming wars. The entertainment conglomerate is also seeking potential partnerships for its streaming platform Peacock as traditional media companies scramble to adapt to changing viewer habits.

Comcast will explore spinning off its cable networks. It’s the opening step in restructuring of one of the world’s largest media companies.

Comcast is contemplating the prospect of spinning off its cable networks into its own, standalone company, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The Philadelphia media and technology conglomerate is also open to partnerships with its streaming platform,