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For the quarter ended September 30, Disney reported revenue of $22.5 billion, flat from a year ago, and adjusted earnings down 3%. For the full year, revenue rose 3% to top $94 billion, while adjusted EPS jumped 19%. Net profit reached $10 billion, up 36%. Free cash flow climbed 18% to just over $10 billion.
headline numbers belie even more interesting trends under the hood. Let’s take a look.
provided one of Disney’s biggest merchandising wins in years, the absence of a superhero or Star Wars tentpole meant the company’s box-office numbers fell for the year, even as Zootopia 2 and Avatar: Fire and Ash are set to land late this year, in the company’s fiscal 2026. Wish 2 and Pixar’s Elio performed solidly but not spectacularly — turning a profit, if never becoming juggernauts.
streaming services more than delivered. Its direct-to-consumer business posted a $1.3 billion annual profit, reversing a loss just two years ago, with Disney+ and Hulu now counting nearly 200 million combined subscribers. Overall, the Entertainment segment’s overall income fell 35% in the quarter, reflecting lighter theatrical output and a 26% decline in content sales.
launch of its standalone streaming service and enhanced app. As if to celebrate, CEO Bob Iger appeared on ESPN 2 on Thursday morning.
Highlights and misses for fiscal 2025
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