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Disney holds earnings calls multiple times a year to show investors and the public how the company is doing financially, and to explain or announce upcoming projects.
Bob Chapek in Disney World on its 50th Anniversary
Now, we have a date for the second earnings call of the year.
We’ve learned LOTS from Disney’s Quarterly Earnings Call today!
Cinderella Castle
We got updates on revenue, Disney+ subscriptions, and even park capacity. And now, we’re taking a look at customer demand to visit both Disney World and Disneyland.
Back in February, the Walt Disney Company revealed its financial standings after experiencing extreme losses amidst the closures of 2020. The Q1 Earnings Call for 2021 detailed that Disney lost billions of dollars. Yet, things have been looking up as of late as Disneyland has reopened and plans are in place for a hopeful reopening of the Disney Cruise Line.
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Now that the past few months have brought a bunch of new developments into the mix, the Q2 Earnings Call will surely have a LOT of major details. And, you can read on to find out all the major notes that were discussed in the report!
We’re learning a lot about Disney during the Quarterly Earnings Call!
Tree of Life
We’ve already gotten an update on the subscriber count for Disney+, and we’re looking forward to other exciting news from the company. And now, we’re taking a look at the theme parks’ finances for the quarter.
During Disney’s last quarterly earnings call, we got an update on performance and losses for the first quarter of fiscal 2021.
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Soon, we’ll get another check-in with the Walt Disney Company with another earnings report and call that will give us an update on how things are looking financially — and if we’re lucky, some Disney parks news too.
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