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Walt Disney Company

NYSE: DIS
$99.19
-0.60 (-0.60%)
Updated 4/12/2026, 1:42:17 PM
Walt Disney Company is the 41st largest stock tracked on DollarScout by market cap
Market cap: $175.68B · Rank 41 of 60
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Key stats

Market cap
$175.68B
Revenue (TTM)
Net income (TTM)
P/E ratio
14.34
EPS (TTM)
6.79
Dividend yield
1.03%
Beta (5Y)
1.47
Shares outstanding
1.77B
52W high
$124.69
52W low
$81.19
Day open
$99.85
Previous close
$99.79

Price chart

About Walt Disney Company

Media

Company profile

IPO date
Nov 12, 1957

Communication Services peers

How DIS compares to other large companies in the same sector.

Company Price Today Market cap P/E
NFLX
Netflix Inc.
$103.03 +0.96% $436.49B 39.61
TMUS
T-Mobile US
$195.73 -0.92% $215.65B 19.62
VZ
Verizon Communications
$46.05 -3.62% $194.18B 11.31
T
AT&T Inc.
$26.47 -1.38% $184.78B 8.42
CMCSA
Comcast Corporation
$27.94 -1.31% $100.49B 5.02

Wall Street analyst ratings

Strong Buy
Buy30
Hold6
Sell1
Based on 37 Wall Street analyst ratings

DollarScout analysis

Editorial, not advice. See our methodology.

The Walt Disney Company is a titan in the entertainment industry, known for its iconic franchises and theme parks. It plays a pivotal role in global media and entertainment. Investors should pay attention to its current valuation and growth prospects amidst a competitive landscape.

Bull case

Disney's diversified business model offers a competitive moat. Its film and TV franchises are some of the most recognizable in the world, with Marvel and Star Wars leading box office and streaming success. The theme parks and resorts segment benefits from a strong rebound as global travel resumes, creating a reliable revenue stream. With a P/E ratio of 14.34, Disney is relatively undervalued compared to peers, suggesting room for price appreciation. The company's direct-to-consumer efforts, notably Disney+, continue to expand globally, driving subscriber growth and long-term revenue potential.

Bear case

Disney faces significant challenges in its streaming landscape, with intense competition from platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime. The saturation in the streaming market could limit Disney+'s pricing power. Recent content investments may not immediately pay off, impacting short-term profitability. Economic uncertainties and potential declines in consumer discretionary spending can adversely affect park attendance and box office revenue. Additionally, its dividend yield of 1.0263% is modest, potentially deterring income-focused investors seeking higher returns.

Who should buy DIS

DIS is suitable for investors with a long-term outlook who are interested in capitalizing on the entertainment sector. Those who can withstand moderate volatility and believe in the enduring value of Disney's brand and content pipelines should consider this stock for its potential growth and solid market position.

Key risks

- Competition in the streaming sector could hinder subscriber growth. - Economic downturns may impact discretionary spending on parks and media. - Content acquisition costs may strain short-term profitability. - Modest dividend yield may not appeal to income-centric investors.

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Recent DIS news

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