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Walt Disney Co. NYSE: DIS has long leaned on its Experiences segment—theme parks, resorts, and cruises—to drive profits. In its fiscal first quarter of 2025 (FQ1 2025), Experiences produced $3.1 billion in operating income, maintaining its status as Disney's primary profit engine.
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The investment case for Disney had been substantially de-risked thanks to excellent progress in Direct-to-Consumer. I remain concerned about the level of Experiences capital expenditure, but this downside risk is now acceptable when balanced against multiple medium-term earnings growth prospects. Opportunities to buy a high-quality business at a cheap multiple do not come along often, and I therefore upgrade Disney to Buy.
With its familiar cable networks, large streaming services, and theme parks around the globe, Walt Disney (DIS -2.52%) is a leader in the media and entertainment sector. The business has been around for over a century, proving that people of all ages worldwide will always love great storytelling.
Shares of Walt Disney Company ( NYSE: DIS ) suffered a sizable loss over the past month, falling by more than -16% alongside sell-offs that drove both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite into corrections.
The Walt Disney Co. NYSE: DIS surprised investors with a groundbreaking deal in the consumer discretionary sector with struggling live sports and TV streaming provider FuboTV Inc. NYSE: FUBO. In a transaction that turned an adversary into a partner, Disney will merge its Hulu + Live TV business with FuboTV's sports-focused streaming platform to create a combined virtual multichannel video programming distributor (vMVPD).
DIS' diverse revenue streams, solid content pipeline and strategic sports integration offer investors stronger long-term upside compared to NFLX's premium pricing.