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The Walt Disney Company

The Walt Disney Company (DIS)

Average score 7.3 C

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Six company scores

Company growthProfitabilityFinancial stabilityEconomic moatFuture outlookValuation
Average score
Company growth7 / 10

Streaming and parks grow as linear TV declines

Profitability6 / 10

Parks lift profit; content costs and amortization weigh

Financial stability7 / 10

Cash flow improved, but debt and capex remain high

Economic moat9 / 10

Iconic IP powers a hard-to-replicate ecosystem

Future outlook8 / 10

Streaming profits and cruises grow amid competition

Valuation7 / 10

About 16x forward earnings, with earnings volatility

Editorial scores are for education, not audited financial metrics or investment advice.

Revenue by business

  • Subscription and Affiliate Fees 40.12%

    Streaming subscriptions and pay-TV affiliate fees

  • Advertising 11.63%

    Ads on streaming, TV and sports broadcasts

  • Parks, Resorts and Vacations 22.76%

    Theme park tickets, hotels, cruises and vacations

  • Merchandise and Licensing 14%

    Merchandise, food and beverage sales, and IP licenses

  • Content Sales 6.96%

    Film and television content sales and distribution

  • Other Revenue 4.53%

    Other services and sales, net of intersegment eliminations

Revenue by region

  • Americas 80.27%
  • Europe 11.92%
  • Asia Pacific 7.81%

Key metrics

Revenue CAGR (5 years)8%
Operating income CAGR (5 years)-
Net income CAGR (5 years)-
Operating margin (5-year avg.)8%
ROE (5-year avg.)5%
ROA (5-year avg.)2%
Beta (5 years)1.43
MDD (5 years)-55%
Payout ratio (5-year avg.)8%
P/E25x
Forward P/E16x
PEG0.49