(Reuters) – Walt Disney (NYSE:) Co missed estimates for quarterly income on Wednesday because it needed to pay $1 billion for early termination of rights for movies and TV reveals, though its streaming and theme park companies posted robust progress.

The corporate’s income rose 23% to $19.25 billion within the second quarter ended April 2, beneath analysts’ expectations of $20.03 billion, based on IBES information from Refinitiv.