The Walt Disney Company’s U.K. subsidiary, The Walt Disney Company Limited, which encompasses theatrical film distribution, streaming and licensing, generated more than £4.4 billion ($5.8 billion) in revenue for 2025.
The number represents an 11.1% increase in revenue year-on-year and a 37.7% increase in post-tax profits, which rose from £589 million to £811 million in the period between Sept. 29, 2024 and Sept. 27, 2025.
The figures, contained in the company’s annual report and audited financial statements, were filed at the U.K.’s business registry, Companies House, last week.
The annual report said the increase in both revenue and profit was “mainly driven by the strong performance of Disney+” with year-on-year increases in both subscriber numbers and pricing as well as the box office performance of films including “Moana 2” and the live-action “Lilo & Stitch.”
That’s despite the company missing out on lucrative stage revenue for most of the financial period of the report, with “Frozen” in the West End closing in Sept. 2024 after running for three years while “Hercules” only opened nine months later, in June 2025.
