The Walt Disney Company announced on Wednesday that the revenue in its fiscal year 2025 increased by 5% year-on-year to $24.7 billion, matching estimates. Its income before taxes grew by 27% compared to the same trimester in 2024 to reach $3.7 billion, and its diluted earnings per share (EPS) by 35% to $1.40. Meanwhile, the number of subscriptions to Disney+ and Hulu combined went up by 900,000 quarter-on-quarter to 178 million. However, those to solely Disney+ decreased by 700,000 over the same period to 125 million.
"Our results this quarter demonstrate Disney's creative and financial strength as we advanced the strategic initiatives set in motion over the past two years," Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Bob Iger commented. For the rest of 2025, Disney predicted a "modest" quarterly "decline" in subscriptions to Disney+ but also a "high-single digit adjusted EPS growth" and "approximately $15 billion in cash provided by operations."
After the report was released, Disney's shares edged up by 2.78% in the premarket.