Financial Performance
5Y price score: (53)
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10Y return: 25.9%
US$ Per
Share
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92.1
52-week range
119.7
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Forecast:
Valuation
Free Cash Flow Yield
4.2 %
Dividend Yield TTM
1.3 %
Market cap $
$ 193,187
Price / Earnings TTM
22.9
Price / Book TTM
1.8
PEG TTM
(0.5)
Earnings growth and return
LTM
5YR
10YR
Total return (price & dividends)
(4.6) %
(36.6) %
25.9 %
Free cash flow per share growth
68.4 %
179.8 %
43.1 %
Earnings per share growth
(48.3) %
533.5 %
39.8 %
Founded: 1,923
Employees: 177,080
Business Summary:
Latest Earnings Call Takeaways
2026 Q3 (Aug 5, 2026)
1) Strong Q3 Performance and Strategic Execution - Disney reported a 21% increase in total segment operating income and 7% revenue growth YoY. - Disney Experiences achieved record Q3 revenue of $10 billion, up 10% from the previous year. - The company is focused on a unified strategy across its franchises, leveraging technology and data to enhance fan experiences. - CEO Josh D'Amaro emphasized the importance of investing in creative excellence, technology, and direct fan relationships.
2) Segment Highlights and Growth Drivers - Disney Experiences saw 4% global guest growth and 3% attendance growth at domestic parks, with increased per capita spending. - The success of franchises like Toy Story 5, which surpassed $1 billion at the box office, showcases the strength of Disney's IP. - ESPN reported over 100% growth in viewership for NBA finals and NHL postseason, marking the highest viewership for fiscal Q3 since 2016.
3) Challenges and Market Conditions - Despite strong domestic performance, Disney acknowledged ongoing softness in international attendance, particularly in Asia. - The company is implementing targeted discount programs to attract specific market segments, which are not indicative of overall business health. - Rising fuel costs and geopolitical tensions are acknowledged as macroeconomic factors that could impact operations.
4) Future Outlook and Capital Allocation - Disney reiterated its guidance for high-single-digit operating income growth for the Experiences segment in fiscal 2026, excluding the impact of a 53rd week. - The company plans to allocate $9 billion for capital expenditures in fiscal 2026, focusing on expanding park capacity and enhancing guest experiences. - Share repurchases are expected to be at least $8 billion, alongside a $24 billion content spend, balancing growth investments with shareholder returns.
5) Integration and Technological Advancements - Disney is making progress on integrating Disney+ and Hulu, with features like profile linking and enhanced personalization expected by year-end. - The company is leveraging AI across various operations to enhance creativity and efficiency in content production and guest experiences. - Future plans include expanding Disney+ into new markets and enhancing the platform with local content and personalized experiences.
Bottom line: Disney's strong Q3 results reflect effective execution of its strategic priorities, with growth driven by its Experiences and streaming segments. While facing some international challenges, the company remains committed to enhancing shareholder value through disciplined capital allocation and innovative technology integration.
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The Walt Disney Company is a company. Founded in 1923. As of August 26, 2026, the company's market capitalization is $193186737500 with a current stock price of $111.25.