Vacation Ownership Development Profit measures Marriott Vacations' issuer-defined profit from selling vacation ownership products after product cost and marketing and sales expense.
Marriott Vacations Worldwide reported $337 million of development profit in 2025.
Development profit was about 19.1% of contract sales
Contract sales were $1.762 billion.
Dividing $337 million by $1.762 billion gives approximately 19.1%, which is lower than the reported 23.0% development profit margin because the margin uses sale-of-vacation-ownership-products revenue rather than contract sales.
The reported 23.0% margin implies about $1.465 billion of product-sales revenue
Dividing $337 million by 23.0% gives approximately $1.465 billion as the margin denominator.
Use Vacation Ownership Development Profit Margin to preserve that issuer-defined denominator.
Development profit is not consolidated operating income
The measure excludes other recurring-service, financing, corporate, and segment economics.
It should remain inside the vacation-ownership development framework.
Primary source: Marriott Vacations Worldwide 2025 Form 10-K.
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