DIS Stock Recent News

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.

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DIS' streaming profits, $60B parks expansion and 9.3% YTD gains signal a strong 2H25 buy opportunity. Trading below industry P/E with multiple growth catalysts.

ITV PLC (LSE:ITV) shares rose after the broadcaster announced a new partnership with Disney that will see the pair swap content. Disney+ viewers will soon be able to watch a selection of ITV favourites under a dedicated section titled “A Taste of ITVX”.

U.S. entertainment giant Walt Disney and British broadcaster ITV will carry a selection of each other's shows on their respective streaming platforms, Disney+ and ITVX, to help attract new audiences, the companies said on Thursday.