Walt Disney Company shares gained 0.60% in the past month, with an 8.46% increase in 2025 and a 46.92% rise from April's low. In the last year, shares rose 22.07%, alongside a quarterly dividend yielding 0.83%. Following strong Q1 earnings, with EPS of $1.75 beating estimates, Disney plans to expand its theme parks, starting with a location in Abu Dhabi. The company is merging Hulu + Live TV with Kubo, retaining a 70% stake, aiming for future growth in multiple business areas.
Shares of Walt Disney Company (NYSE: DIS) gained 0.60% over the past month, bringing the stock's gain in 2025 to 8.46%, including a 46.92% gain since its year-to-date low on April 8.
Over the past year, DIS is up 22.07% while paying a dividend that currently yields 0.83% - or 25 cents - per quarter.
In Q2, the company announced that it is expanding its global theme park footprint - the first such effort in nearly a decade - with a forthcoming location in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
Disney announced in January that it will be merging its Hulu + Live TV service with its competitor, Kubo. Disney will own 70% of the new company, which will continue to operate under the Fubo brand.
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