Vacation Ownership Resort Management and Other Services Profit measures profit generated by Marriott Vacations' recurring resort-management and related service activities.
Marriott Vacations Worldwide reported $342 million of profit in 2025.
Profit represented about 54% of the $633 million revenue base
Dividing $342 million by $633 million gives approximately 54.0%, close to the reported 54.1% margin.
That direct reconciliation ties the profit dollars to the recurring-service revenue denominator.
Resort-services profit was slightly larger than development profit
Development profit was $337 million.
The $342 million recurring-services profit exceeded development profit by about $5 million, despite coming from a much smaller revenue base.
Use Vacation Ownership Resort Management and Other Services Revenue for the matching denominator.
This is not property-level NOI
The measure belongs to Marriott Vacations' segment operating framework and includes multiple recurring service activities.
It should not be interpreted as standalone resort real-estate profit.
Primary source: Marriott Vacations Worldwide 2025 Form 10-K.
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