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Disney’s Fiscal Full Year and Q4 2022 Earnings Results Webcast
- Thread starter DCBaker
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"activations!"
<takes a shot>
<takes a shot>
Thor made $700M!
(which meant it only broke even)
(which meant it only broke even)
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
The first round of gimmick prices for + expire this week…I wonder what that will look like in a few months?
I believe I got my “last chance” renewal offer at the standard double the price 2022 email today?
Only a couple of companies really would have a shot at it…
Don’t go past the letter “A” in the alphabet
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Marvel is not in its best spot right now…we’ll see how it plays?
Wakanda on deck.
I believe Tom cruise made $300 by himself this year? Nuts
Hularious?
Dranth
Well-Known Member
That was hard to listen to...
Slpy3270
Well-Known Member
Meh, Paramount and WBD fared worse than this.After-market tanking. Wakanda needs a 2 bil hit
Net profit went form $2B to $3B, but because it wasn't as big as Wall Street predicted... SELL!!!
Disney Analyst
Well-Known Member
After-market tanking. Wakanda needs a 2 bil hit
Honestly... and I am an idiot when it comes to our capitalistic systems... but the stock market makes no sense and hasn't made sense in a long time.
I take it all with a grain of salt at this point.
The mix of domestic and international guests at WDW is back to pre-pandemic levels.
Animaniac93-98
Well-Known Member
As a consumer, I enjoy Disney+, but as a business strategy is seems somewhat dubious.
They're hoping it turns a profit in the next 12-18 months (about 4-5 years after launch) because they think they won't see a significant drop in subscribers once they charge more and run ads, or that those will offset such losses.
I wonder if they're thinking of cutting back on new content, or looking for ways to make it cheaper?
They're hoping it turns a profit in the next 12-18 months (about 4-5 years after launch) because they think they won't see a significant drop in subscribers once they charge more and run ads, or that those will offset such losses.
I wonder if they're thinking of cutting back on new content, or looking for ways to make it cheaper?
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
Finally the parks are doing well so they can stagnate growth and expansion
Rickcat96
Well-Known Member
Most investors (that actually matter) were ok with not getting dividends, but last one received was 2019. Getting old
The price hikes are a big deal. In addition, the end of the 3 year initial rollout deal that many of us took advantage of is a hidden price increase. Even with a substantial loss of subscribers when the price increase comes in, revenue should increase significantly.
Dranth
Well-Known Member
Got to cover those streaming losses somehow.
Disney is still spending on infrastructure to bring their streamers into the remaining countries they're moving into.
Once that's done, that extra cost will be gone.
Also, they plan to continue to increase sub fees until it's profitable.
Slpy3270
Well-Known Member
That assumes Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, China and Cuba are part of that plan. The former three remain...ambiguous, for obvious reasons.
Animaniac93-98
Well-Known Member
And pay off the debt of acquiring Fox.