Losing Fight With Disney Nets Nelson Peltz A $300M Payday, But Experts Say It Was 'A Grand Waste Of Time'
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The proxy battle between The Walt Disney Company (NYSE:DIS) and Nelson Peltz's Trian Partners ended with Trian making a $300 million profit. Despite not winning board seats, Peltz views the outcome positively, citing a 50% increase in Disney's stock since reengagement. Critics, however, deem the battle a waste of time. Disney's stock closed at 116.60, down 0.42% on April 4, 2024.
April 05, 2024 | 3:12 am
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The Walt Disney Company ended its proxy battle with Nelson Peltz's Trian Partners, resulting in a $300 million profit for Trian. Despite criticisms, Peltz highlighted a 50% stock increase since reengagement.
The conclusion of the proxy battle with a significant profit for Trian Partners and a 50% increase in Disney's stock price since reengagement with the company suggests a positive short-term impact on Disney's stock. The public acknowledgment of the stock's performance and the high-profile nature of the dispute likely contribute to investor confidence. However, the slight decrease in stock price on the last trading day indicates market adjustments and investor reactions to the news.
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