Disney’s Q2 Results Exceed Expectations – In its fiscal second quarter, Disney (DIS) reported sales of $25.16 billion, a 6% increase year-over-year, beating expectations of $25.06 billion. The company’s net income reached $2.25 billion, translating to adjusted earnings of $1.57 per share, surpassing EPS estimates of $1.49 by 5%. Streaming revenue rose 13% to $5.49 billion, with streaming profit jumping 88% to $582 million, marking a 10.6% operating margin.
Disney’s CEO, Josh D’Amaro, emphasized the company’s growth strategy, focusing on creative excellence and technology. The company reaffirmed its guidance of 12% EPS growth for FY26 and predicted more than 11% annual earnings growth for this year. The stock is currently a stronghold in many portfolios, with over 70% of shares held by institutional investors, contributing to stability amid recent price stagnation.
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