The Walt Disney Company (DIS) has four business segments, described as follows:
• Media Networks: Television and radio
• Parks and Resorts: Resorts, including
Disneyland
• Studio Entertainment: Motion pictures, musical
recordings, and stage plays
• Consumer Products & Interactive Media:
Character merchandising, Disney stores, books, and games
Disney recently reported segment operating income, revenue, and invested assets (in millions) as follows:
Operating Income |
Revenue |
Invested Assets |
||||
Media Networks | $7,755 | $23,689 | $32,706 | |||
Parks and Resorts | 3,298 | 16,974 | 28,275 | |||
Studio Entertainment | 2,703 | 9,441 | 15,359 | |||
Consumer Products & Interactive Media | 1,965 | 5,528 | 9,332 |
a. Use the DuPont formula to determine the return on investment for the four Disney segments. Round Profit Margin and ROI to one decimal place and Investment Turnover to two decimal places.
Profit Margin | Investment Turnover | ROI | |
Media Networks | % | % | |
Parks and Resorts | % | % | |
Studio Entertainment | % | % | |
Consumer Products & Interactive Media | % | % |
b. How do the four segments differ in their
profit margin, investment turnover, and return on investment?
_________ has the highest profit margin, while______ has the lowest
profit margin. ______ has the highest investment turnover, while
_______ has the lowest investment turnover. ______ has the highest
return on investment, while _____ has the lowest return on
investment.
Profit Margin = operating income/sales revenue
Investment turnover = sales revenue/average Invested assets
ROI= Profit Margin*Investment Turnover
Media Networks
Profit Margin = 7755/23689= 32.7%
Investment turnover = 23689/32706 = 0.72 times
ROI= 23.5%
Parks and resorts
Profit margin = 3298/16974 = 19.4%
Investment turnover = 16974/28275 = 0.60 times
ROI = 11.6%
Studio entertainment
Profit margin = 2703/9441= 28.6%
Investment turnover = 9441/15359 = 0.61 times
ROI = 17.4%
Consumer Products
Profit margin = 1965/5528 = 35.5%
Investment turnover = 5528/9332 = 0.59 times
ROI = 20.9%
Consumer products has highest product margin
Parks and resorts has lowest
Media networks has highest turnover
Consumer products have lowest
Media has highest ROI
Parks has lowest
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