Disney's Q4 Results , Narrow Streaming Losses , to $387 Million.<br />'Variety' reports that Disney+ exceeded <br />150 million streaming subscriptions <br />in Q4, up from 146.7 million in Q3.<br />On November 8, Disney reported that <br />Core Disney+ subscriptions had hit 112.6 million, <br />while India's Disney+ Hotstar reached 37.6 million.<br />Despite this, Disney's overall streaming <br />business saw Q4 losses of $387 million.<br />Our results this quarter <br />reflect the significant progress <br />we’ve made over the past year, Bob Iger, Disney CEO, via 'Variety'.<br />While we still have work to do, <br />these efforts have allowed us <br />to move beyond this period <br />of fixing and begin building <br />our businesses again, Bob Iger, Disney CEO, via 'Variety'.<br />On November 8, stock in Disney <br />closed at $84.49 per share. .<br />'Variety' reports that Disney CEO Bob Iger is scheduled <br />to host a conference call with other Disney <br />executives to discuss Q4 results in greater detail.<br />We have a solid foundation of creative <br />excellence and innovation built over <br />the past century, which has only been<br />reinforced by the important restructuring <br />and cost efficiency work we’ve done <br />this year, and we’re on track to achieve <br />roughly $7.5 billion in cost reductions. , Bob Iger, Disney CEO, via 'Variety'.<br />Combined with our portfolio of valuable <br />businesses, brands and assets – and the <br />way we manage them together – Disney <br />has a strong hand that differentiates <br />us from others in our industry, Bob Iger, Disney CEO, via 'Variety'.<br />Iger went on to state that Disney will strive <br />to "create lasting growth and increase <br />shareholder value" with "purpose and urgency."
