Nelson Peltz, the billionaire founding partner behind Trian Fund Management, reportedly wants multiple board seats at Walt Disney — including one for himself — after his fund upped its …
Billionaire Nelson Peltz exploring a possible shakeup of Estée Lauder: sourcesDisney CEO Bob Iger says he will step down in two yearsBillionaire investor Nelson Peltz is planning a fresh push to grab seats on Walt Disney’s board, as shares of the company have slumped since he locked horns with CEO Bob Iger in the spring, according to a report.
Trian, which Peltz co-founded in 2005, thinks Disney shares are significantly undervalued, according to The Journal, and has been putting pressure on Iger — who signed an extension to remain at the helm of the Mouse House through 2026 — to reverse Disney’s stock decline.Bob Iger, who retired as Disney’s CEO after 15 years at the helm, returned to the position in November. He’s already initiated a sweeping revamp that slashed 7,000 jobs and jacked up the price of Disney+.
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Disney faces pressure for more board seats from activist Nelson Peltz: reportBarbara Kollmeyer is based in Madrid, where she leads MarketWatch's pre-markets coverage of financial markets and writes the Need to Know column. She has worked in London and Los Angeles for MarketWatch previously. Follow her on Twitter bkollmeyer.
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Disney Stock Needs a Lift. Activist Nelson Peltz Raises Stake, Seeks Board Seat.The activist investor is making a second push for a seat on the company's board after his Trian Fund Management increased its holding to more than $2.5 billion.
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