Per-share quarterly profit declined 7 percent from a year earlier, with difficulties in movies and TV offsetting robust Disney+ and theme park results.

Disney’s streaming profits surged in the December quarter while its overall bottom line softened, as investor attention turns to an expected announcement of its next chief executive as soon as this week.

Walt Disney Co. missed expectations on net profit but came in slightly ahead on adjusted earnings per share and revenue.

The theme parks segment of Walt Disney Co. recorded record quarterly revenue of $10 billion worldwide for the October-December period, the company announced Monday. It was a 6% increase over the previous year for Disney’s Experiences division,

Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS) reported fiscal first-quarter results that exceeded market expectations, supported by continued strength in its theme parks and experiences business, even as a contractual dispute with Alphabet-owned YouTube weighed on overall profitability.

The entertainment company warned that declining international tourism is weighing on its U.S. theme parks.

Shareholders have been keenly focused on Disney’s streaming growth as linear TV continues to see declines in viewership.

Disney's parks business boosted its fiscal first quarter results as the company closes in on naming its next CEO.