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The core issue lies in what Disney has truly gained from the Fox acquisition. As per current figures, the company's market value remains stagnant, and the anticipated synergies or strategic advantages have yet to materialize in the form of increased revenue, improved market positioning, or notable asset monetization.
Analysts point out that nearly $60-65 billion of the deal—more than 85% of the purchase price—remains unaccounted for in terms of tangible assets or realized revenue. Much of this is tied to future potential, streaming rights, or covert valuations that haven't yet reflected in Disney’s bottom line.