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The Walt Disney Company (DIS)

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92.54-0.15 (-0.16%)
As of 12:47PM EST. Market open.
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Previous close92.69
Open92.74
Bid92.69 x 1300
Ask92.69 x 1000
Day's range91.77 - 92.84
52-week range78.73 - 118.18
Volume5,422,742
Avg. volume13,874,724
Market cap169.387B
Beta (5Y monthly)1.30
PE ratio (TTM)71.74
EPS (TTM)1.29
Earnings date06 Feb 2024 - 12 Feb 2024
Forward dividend & yieldN/A (N/A)
Ex-dividend date13 Dec 2019
1y target est95.39
  • Yahoo Finance Video

    Disney resumes dividends amid Nelson Peltz proxy battle

    Disney (DIS) announced it will reinstate a $0.30 per share cash dividend starting January 2024, its first payout since halting dividends in early 2020 amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. TD Cowen Managing Director Doug Creutz asserts the move simply reflects Disney's healthy post-pandemic cash flows, stating "there is no good reason" not to return capital given its balance sheet. Creutz believes resuming dividends results from improving fundamentals rather than activist investor Nelson Peltz's brewing proxy fight. Nonetheless, Creutz notes Disney did recently amend proxy rules partly addressing Peltz's campaign for a board seat. "He can make noise," Creutz tells Yahoo Finance in regards to the Peltz, adding: "At the end of the day, I think he has less than 2% of the vote." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Yahoo Finance Live.

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    Quitting Elon Musk is 'free speech' too

    Elon Musk's explosive call-out of Disney CEO Bob Iger highlights a fundamental conflict in how the world's richest individual views speech and advertising on his platform X.

  • Motley Fool

    You're Missing the Point About Disney Bringing Back Its Dividend

    Cash distributions are back at Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS). Disney announced back in February that it wanted to resume its cash distributions before the end of this calendar year. Disney now paying $0.30 a share every six months doesn't amount to much for a stock that's approaching $100.