In the past five years, investing in Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) would've ended up costing you 12.5% of your starting capital. Investors might not realize that Disney's Experiences segment is its most important, financially speaking. Containing theme parks, cruise ships, and consumer products, this division accounted for 38% of the company's revenue in first-quarter 2025 (ended Dec. 28, 2024) and 61% of its operating income.
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