Disney+<\/a> Hotstar<\/a> subscribers accounted for a little over a quarter of Disney+'s 73.7 million subscriber base for the quarter ended September, chief financial officer Christine McCarthy said during the company's earnings conference call on Friday.

This means that
Disney+ Hotstar<\/a> had about 18.5 million subscribers for the quarter, with most of it coming from India. The service forayed into Indonesia in early September and Singapore earlier this month.

McCarthy said Disney+ Hotstar subscriber additions were the largest contributor to the growth of Disney+ that saw an increase of over 16 million global subscribers, but didn't disclose any specific information. The service has likely added nearly 10 million subscribers during the quarter, since it had about 8.63 million subscribers for the quarter ended June 2020.

The Disney-owned streaming service benefited from the start of the delayed IPL season that concluded earlier this week. Several prominent theatrical movies also went directly to the platform during the quarter, as a result of Covid-19-induced lockdown that had shut theatres in the country for several months.

Hotstar ARPU:<\/strong> Disney+'s overall average revenue per user (ARPU) was at $4.52 for the quarter. However, excluding Disney+ Hotstar, it was $5.30, McCarthy said during the call. This indicates that Disney+ Hotstar makes about $2.19 (about Rs 163.5 at the current exchange rates) from each subscriber in India every quarter, a significant jump from an ARPU of $0.71 in the previous quarter.

It's worth noting that the service recently undertook a price hike in India when Disney+ launched through Hotstar in the country. The cost of entry-level plan 'Disney+ Hotstar VIP' was hiked to Rs 399 per year, while for 'Disney+ Hotstar Premium' it was increased to Rs 1,499 per year from Rs 999 per year.

In India, Disney+ Hotstar competes with players like
Netflix<\/a>, Amazon Prime Video, Essel Group's Zee5, Times Internet's* MX Player, Viacom18's Voot<\/a>, and Reliance-backed ALT Balaji<\/a> among others.

Top management exits<\/strong>

Star India has faced a series of top-level exits in recent months. Uday Shankar quit as the chairman of Star &
Disney<\/a> India and president, The Walt Disney<\/a> Company Asia Pacific last month after a 13-year stint. Four top-level executives of Star Sports including president and CEO Gautam Thakar have also quit, ET reported last month.

Responding to an analyst question on the management change, Disney chief executive Bob Chapek noted that they have a \"deep bench\" in India. \"We feel that we have all kinds of opportunities and a lot of success so far with Disney+ and we have no reason to believe that that success won't continue and even accelerate going forward,\" he said.

Disney had announced an international direct-to-consumer general entertainment offering under the Star brand in the previous quarter. Set to debut in 2021, the service will include its own content from 20th Century Studios, ABC Studios, Fox Television, FX, Freeform, and Searchlight. It's likely that we will know more about this service during the company's investor day presentation next month.

Disney's major restructuring
<\/strong>
Last month, the entertainment conglomerate undertook a major reorganisation of its media and entertainment business to focus on its thriving streaming business, as the ongoing pandemic had crippled all its other divisions including theatrical and theme parks businesses.

\"By separating content creation from distribution, we've been able to streamline our processes and better align the organization, towards these important strategic objectives, as we accelerate our pivot to a DTC (direct-to-consumer)-first business model,\" Chapek said on Friday.

Disney+, which was launched exactly a year ago and is available in more than 20 countries, is also foraying into Latin America including Brazil, Mexico, Chile, and Argentina next week, Chapek said on Friday. He also added that they now have more than 120 million paid subscribers across all its streaming services including ESPN+ and Hulu.

Overall, Disney posted total revenues of $14.7 billion for the quarter, a 23% decline from $19.1 billion in the same quarter last year. The company reported a net loss of $710 million for the quarter, as compared to a $777 million profit in the corresponding quarter last year.

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Hotstar最大贡献者迪斯尼+的第四季度用户增长,大约有18.5成员

迪士尼的Hotstar受益于延迟联赛赛季的开始和几个著名的戏剧电影直接到这个平台上。

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迪斯尼+ Hotstar用户占了四分之一的迪斯尼+ ' s 7370万订户基地截至9月份的季度,首席财务官克里斯汀·麦卡锡说周五在公司的收益电话会议上。

这意味着迪斯尼+ Hotstar季度约有1850万用户,其中大部分来自印度。服务尝试到印尼本月早些时候在9月初和新加坡。

麦卡锡说,迪斯尼+ Hotstar新增用户数的增长最大的贡献者迪斯尼+,增加全球用户超过1600万,但没有透露任何具体信息。服务可能已添加在季度将近1000万用户,因为它有2020年6月结束的财政季度的863万用户。

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迪士尼的流媒体服务中受益的开始推迟联赛赛季总结本周早些时候。几个著名戏剧电影也直接向平台在这个季度,由于Covid-19-induced封锁,关闭剧院在中国几个月。

Hotstar ARPU:迪斯尼+的整体每用户平均收入(ARPU)是4.52美元。然而,不包括迪斯尼+ Hotstar, 5.30美元,麦卡锡说,在电话中。这表明迪斯尼+ Hotstar使约2.19美元(在当前汇率163.5 Rs)从每个用户每季度在印度,一个重要的从0.71美元的ARPU前一个季度。

值得注意的是,印度的服务最近进行了一次涨价,迪斯尼通过Hotstar +推出。入门级的成本计划“迪士尼+ Hotstar VIP”是提高Rs 399每年,而对于“迪士尼+ Hotstar溢价”增加到Rs 1499每年从Rs 999每年。

在印度,迪斯尼+ Hotstar与球员喜欢竞争网飞公司,亚马逊总理视频、血管组织的Zee5互联网* * MX的球员,Viacom18Voot,Reliance-backedALT巴拉等等。

最高管理层退出

明星印度最近几个月面临一系列顶级的出口。Uday Shankar辞去主席明星&迪斯尼印度和总统,沃尔特迪斯尼上个月公司亚太13年时间。四个顶级高管的恒星运动包括总裁兼首席执行官Gautam Thakar也辞职,上月报道。

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分析师对问题管理变化,迪斯尼首席执行官鲍勃•伯克表示,他们有一个在印度的“深度”。“我们觉得我们有各种各样的机会和大量的成功和迪斯尼+到目前为止,我们没有理由相信,成功不会继续,甚至加速前进,”他说。

迪士尼宣布国际直接面向消费者一般娱乐提供下在上一季度明星品牌。将于2021年亮相,服务将包括自己的内容从20世纪影城,ABC公司,福克斯电视台,外汇,自由和探照灯。很可能,我们将知道更多关于这个服务在该公司的投资者表示下个月。

迪斯尼的重大重组

上个月,娱乐集团进行了一次重大重组其媒体和娱乐业务专注于其繁荣的流媒体业务,作为正在进行的大流行已瘫痪所有其他部门包括戏剧和主题公园业务。

“通过区分内容创作与分布,我们已经能够简化流程和组织更好地调整,对这些重要的战略目标,为我们加快主DTC(直接面向消费者)首次提出的商业模式,”伯克说。

迪斯尼+,一年前完全启动,有20多个国家,也尝试到拉丁美洲包括巴西、墨西哥、智利和阿根廷,下周周五伯克说。他还补充说,他们现在拥有超过1.2亿付费用户在所有它的流媒体服务包括ESPN +和Hulu。

总而言之,迪斯尼发布季度总收入为147亿美元,下降23%从去年同期的191亿美元。该公司公布第二季度净亏损7.1亿美元,相比去年相应季度7.77亿美元的利润。

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Disney+<\/a> Hotstar<\/a> subscribers accounted for a little over a quarter of Disney+'s 73.7 million subscriber base for the quarter ended September, chief financial officer Christine McCarthy said during the company's earnings conference call on Friday.

This means that
Disney+ Hotstar<\/a> had about 18.5 million subscribers for the quarter, with most of it coming from India. The service forayed into Indonesia in early September and Singapore earlier this month.

McCarthy said Disney+ Hotstar subscriber additions were the largest contributor to the growth of Disney+ that saw an increase of over 16 million global subscribers, but didn't disclose any specific information. The service has likely added nearly 10 million subscribers during the quarter, since it had about 8.63 million subscribers for the quarter ended June 2020.

The Disney-owned streaming service benefited from the start of the delayed IPL season that concluded earlier this week. Several prominent theatrical movies also went directly to the platform during the quarter, as a result of Covid-19-induced lockdown that had shut theatres in the country for several months.

Hotstar ARPU:<\/strong> Disney+'s overall average revenue per user (ARPU) was at $4.52 for the quarter. However, excluding Disney+ Hotstar, it was $5.30, McCarthy said during the call. This indicates that Disney+ Hotstar makes about $2.19 (about Rs 163.5 at the current exchange rates) from each subscriber in India every quarter, a significant jump from an ARPU of $0.71 in the previous quarter.

It's worth noting that the service recently undertook a price hike in India when Disney+ launched through Hotstar in the country. The cost of entry-level plan 'Disney+ Hotstar VIP' was hiked to Rs 399 per year, while for 'Disney+ Hotstar Premium' it was increased to Rs 1,499 per year from Rs 999 per year.

In India, Disney+ Hotstar competes with players like
Netflix<\/a>, Amazon Prime Video, Essel Group's Zee5, Times Internet's* MX Player, Viacom18's Voot<\/a>, and Reliance-backed ALT Balaji<\/a> among others.

Top management exits<\/strong>

Star India has faced a series of top-level exits in recent months. Uday Shankar quit as the chairman of Star &
Disney<\/a> India and president, The Walt Disney<\/a> Company Asia Pacific last month after a 13-year stint. Four top-level executives of Star Sports including president and CEO Gautam Thakar have also quit, ET reported last month.

Responding to an analyst question on the management change, Disney chief executive Bob Chapek noted that they have a \"deep bench\" in India. \"We feel that we have all kinds of opportunities and a lot of success so far with Disney+ and we have no reason to believe that that success won't continue and even accelerate going forward,\" he said.

Disney had announced an international direct-to-consumer general entertainment offering under the Star brand in the previous quarter. Set to debut in 2021, the service will include its own content from 20th Century Studios, ABC Studios, Fox Television, FX, Freeform, and Searchlight. It's likely that we will know more about this service during the company's investor day presentation next month.

Disney's major restructuring
<\/strong>
Last month, the entertainment conglomerate undertook a major reorganisation of its media and entertainment business to focus on its thriving streaming business, as the ongoing pandemic had crippled all its other divisions including theatrical and theme parks businesses.

\"By separating content creation from distribution, we've been able to streamline our processes and better align the organization, towards these important strategic objectives, as we accelerate our pivot to a DTC (direct-to-consumer)-first business model,\" Chapek said on Friday.

Disney+, which was launched exactly a year ago and is available in more than 20 countries, is also foraying into Latin America including Brazil, Mexico, Chile, and Argentina next week, Chapek said on Friday. He also added that they now have more than 120 million paid subscribers across all its streaming services including ESPN+ and Hulu.

Overall, Disney posted total revenues of $14.7 billion for the quarter, a 23% decline from $19.1 billion in the same quarter last year. The company reported a net loss of $710 million for the quarter, as compared to a $777 million profit in the corresponding quarter last year.

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