Vacation Ownership Notes Receivable Securitization Proceeds measures net cash proceeds from securitizing vacation ownership notes receivable during the year.
Marriott Vacations Worldwide reported $910 million of net securitization proceeds in 2025.
Proceeds were about 30.0% of gross originated notes receivable
Gross originated notes receivable were $3.030 billion.
Dividing $910 million by $3.030 billion gives approximately 30.0%.
Proceeds were about 51.6% of annual contract sales
Contract sales were $1.762 billion.
The ratio of $910 million to $1.762 billion is approximately 51.6%, but the measures belong to different periods and funding cycles and should not be treated as a direct conversion rate.
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Securitization proceeds are financing cash inflows, not revenue
They depend on capital-market timing, eligible collateral, structure, and investor demand.
The $910 million should not be included in operating sales or financing revenue.
Primary source: Marriott Vacations Worldwide 2025 Form 10-K.
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