Peltz Seeks Disney Board Shakeup, Calls Streaming Strategy into Question Ahead of Shareholder Vote
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Activist investor Nelson Peltz is seeking to shake up Disney's board, arguing it has overseen poor decisions leading to lagging stock price and streaming strategy. Disney calls his campaign a "vanity" project.
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The 2024 Disney shareholder meeting will see a vote between competing board slates - Disney's, Peltz's, and a third by Blackwells Capital.
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Peltz wants CEO Bob Iger on the board but is withholding a vote for him, while Disney fully supports Iger's leadership.
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Influential firms ISS and Egan-Jones back Peltz getting a board seat, but Glass Lewis supports Disney's slate.
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The vote on April 3rd could bring major changes to Disney's board and strategy if Peltz gains a foothold.