Cinemas closed, theme parks either partially or fully closed. It's been a disastrous year for them.
No danger of going out of business obviously because they are a bohemouth but I'm sure they aren't doing cartwheels in their board room right now either.
They will bounce back though and with a bang because they are the best at what they do.
Bounce back from what though? Their stocks are up, the company is performing extremely well. There is nothing to bounce back from! I get that massive companies have divisions, and divisions can perform differently. But, the overall performance of the company as a whole is the main factor that drives investment or lack off. Yes there can be other influences, but ultimately if the company overall is doing fantastic (like now), they will use the boosts in profits from other divisions to help prop up the lesser performing ones.
Yes some divisions have done worse. That is very well expected by now due to the pandemic. So a year in, that cannot be really used as an unexpected factor in performance. With a publicly traded company, the ultimate measure of performance is stock price. That's it. Stocks are flying, so Disney is doing very well, also reflected by their very very healthy revenue. This will have an impact on investment in the parks. As they will be keen to get them back flying high soon and making sure they also stay ahead of the competition.