Disney FY26 Q2 net income attributable to Disney falls 31% to $2.25 billion; revenue rises 7% to $25.17 billion
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- The Walt Disney Company posted fiscal second-quarter revenue up 7% to USD 25.17 billion, while net income attributable to Disney fell 31% to USD 2.25 billion and diluted EPS dropped 30% to USD 1.27.
- Income before income taxes rose 9% to USD 3.37 billion, while the effective income tax rate swung to 26.8% from (10.2)%.
- Segment operating income rose 5% to USD 2.62 billion at Experiences, climbed 6% to USD 1.34 billion at Entertainment, while Sports slipped 5% to USD 652 million.
- Restructuring and impairment charges widened to USD 239 million from USD 109 million, including USD 147 million tied to an impairment of the A+E Global Media investment.
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