WWE Reveals Changes In Their Financial Reporting

WWE has today revealed it will be changing its policy in regards to its financial reporting practices, starting with Q1 2018. The company sent out a press release regarding the situation, detailing all the changes it will be making.

These changes will include a revised business segment structure and modification of its definition of Adjusts OBIBDA. The changes are set to make it easier for the company to evaluate and analyze its finances, as well as making its statements more informative to the media.

The WWE’s revised structure will be compromised of three operating segments, which are: Media, Live Events, and Consumer products.

The key sources of revenue for each of those are listed below.

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Media:

Advertising, sponsorship, subscription and rights feesLong-form and short-form programsDistribution across WWE Network, pay television, digital/ social
media and filmed entertainment outlets

Live Events:

Ticket sales of the Company’s global live events, including primary and
secondary distribution

Consumer Products:

Licensing royalties and direct sales of branded merchandise, including:

Video and mobile games, toys, apparel and other productsSold at retail, online and at WWE venues