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Jun 28
Disney Q3 2025 Earnings Report
Disney reported stronger Q3 2025 earnings driven by profitability in streaming and growth in Parks & Experiences.
Key Takeaways
The Walt Disney Company delivered solid Q3 results with increased revenue, net income, and EPS. The Direct-to-Consumer segment turned profitable, and Experiences saw double-digit growth. Adjusted EPS also improved, reflecting better operating efficiency.
Revenue rose to $23.65 billion, up from $23.16 billion in Q3 2024.
Direct-to-Consumer segment posted $346 million in operating profit versus a loss last year.
Disney+ and Hulu combined subscriptions grew to 183 million.
Net income jumped to $5.26 billion, more than double from the prior year.
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Disney expects continued growth in streaming, driven by the Charter deal boosting Hulu subscriptions and increased international Disney+ uptake.
Positive Outlook
- Over 10 million net new Disney+ and Hulu subscriptions expected in Q4.
- Hulu to drive majority of the subscriber gains due to Charter deal.
- Direct-to-Consumer segment expected to remain profitable.
- Disney+ subscribers projected to increase modestly in Q4.
- Expanded parks and experiences pipeline to continue boosting results.
Challenges Ahead
- Star India JV expected to continue contributing equity losses.
- Content Sales/Licensing segment under pressure from weaker film performance.
- International linear network revenues may decline post-Star India transaction.
- Restructuring charges may continue to weigh on net results.
- Ongoing increase in programming costs, especially in sports broadcasting.