Disney announced that he would not report further about the number of users for its streaming services in his quarterly financial reports, following in the footsteps of Netflix. The decision came after a quarter in which it reported 2.6 million new Disney Plus and Holo consumers, which has led to a total of 183 million.
The decision was announced in the quarterly revenue commentary by Disney CEO Bob Egger and CFO Hue Johnston. The pair said that the data of the paid consumers “have become less meaningful to evaluate the performance of our business,” and that not reporting them “will better align with media landscape changes.”
This is the echo of a similar change announced by Netflix last April. At this time, the company counted the subscriber as a “just one component” of its development, which points to a series of “new” revenue, including its advertisement -supported plan and payment sharing.
Subscribers have not yet been announced. This will stop reporting membership data for ESPN and the average income of the consumer, its next quarter of the financial year began with Q4 2025, and three months later will stop reporting for Disney Plus and Holo. Since then, instead of focusing on the overall profits for streaming, focus will be focused.
For the quarter ended in June 2025, Disney showed a 6 % increase in Revenue Revenue Year, and a profit of $ 346 million. Disney Plus and Holo joint are now 183 million users, including Disney Plus 128 million people. ESPN Plus has 24.1 million users, there has been no growth in the last three months. Soon it has to join a new “unlimited” ESPN streaming service that will also include access to network linear channels.
