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Walt Disney CoDIS

Latest proxy: 2026 · view on SEC ↗ · CIK 0001744489

CEO total pay

$45,842,574

Robert A. Iger · 2025

Say on pay

Not disclosed

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CEO pay ratio

Item 402(u)

805 to 1

Median employee: $56,932

Compensation committee

CD&A

Compensation Committee

Per the latest proxy

Filings indexed: 2 · 2026 · 2025

Executive pay

What did they pay them?

From the Summary Compensation Table. Pay mix and YoY are computed from these rows.

ExecutiveRoleTotalYoYPay mixSalaryStockCash incentiveOther
Robert A. Iger2025 compensation
Chief Executive Officer; Former Executive Chairman
$45,842,574 12%
92% at-risk
$1,000,000$21,000,057$7,250,000$2,592,511
Hugh F. Johnston2025 compensation
Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
$20,168,775 18%
89% at-risk
$2,000,000$9,187,951$5,800,000$118,292
Horacio E. Gutierrez2025 compensation
Senior Executive Vice President, Chief Legal and Global Affairs Officer
$16,286,239 3%
90% at-risk
$1,533,404$7,608,979$4,480,000$127,574
Sonia L. Coleman2025 compensation
Senior Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer
$7,374,471 2%
86% at-risk
$947,269$2,809,149$2,540,000$42,867
Kristina K. Schake2025 compensation
Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Communications Officer
$6,157,209 4%
85% at-risk
$823,145$2,587,538$1,800,000$84,002

Pay mix: base cash incentive equity other

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Compensation discussion & analysis

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Fiscal 2025 Named Executive Officers (“NEOs”) Robert A. IgerChief Executive OfficerHugh F. JohnstonSenior Executive Vice President and Chief Financial OfficerHoracio E. GutierrezSenior Executive Vice President, Chief Legal and Global Affairs OfficerSonia L. ColemanSenior Executive Vice President and Chief People OfficerKristina K. SchakeSenior Executive Vice President and Chief Communications Officer Our Executive Compensation Guiding Principles We design our executive compensation program to attract, retain and motivate high-caliber executives, and to drive the creation of long-term shareholder value. Our program is guided by the following principles: •Pay for Performance – Our annual incentive plan is heavily weighted toward quantitative, financial performance metrics that support shareholder value creation and the Company’s strategic progress. Pay is highly variable, with 97% of CEO pay and 86% of the other NEOs’ pay being at risk compensation. Longer-term performance is emphasized with 50% or more of variable pay awarded in the form of long-term incentives that are tied to multi-year quantitative measures of financial performance. •Competitive Compensation Opportunity – Given t

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Governance

Policy guardrails

  • hedging

    prohibited

    The Company believes these policies and procedures are reasonably designed to promote compliance with insider trading laws, rules and regulations and applicable listing standards.No Hedging or PledgingThe ITCP prohibits

  • pledging

    Compensation Discussion and Analysis Fiscal 2025 Named Executive Officers (“NEOs”) Robert A. IgerChief Executive OfficerHugh F. JohnstonSenior Executive Vice President and Chief Financial OfficerHoracio E. GutierrezSenior Executive Vice President, Chief Legal and Global Affairs O

    Compensation Discussion and Analysis Fiscal 2025 Named Executive Officers (“NEOs”) Robert A. IgerChief Executive OfficerHugh F. JohnstonSenior Executive Vice President and Chief Financial OfficerHoracio E. GutierrezSenio

  • clawback

    present

    Clawback Policy Beyond Dodd-FrankIn connection with the SEC’s and New York Stock Exchange’s rules requiring adoption of a clawback policy applicable to incentive-based compensation for Section 16 officers of listed compa

  • change in control

    Effect of Change in Control, Retirement and Certain Terminations

    Effect of Change in Control, Retirement and Certain Terminations

  • compensation consultant

    independent

    independent compensation consultant.

  • compensation committee

    Compensation Committee

    In December 2024, the Compensation Committee reviewed the annual performance-based bonus program

Performance markers

Metric facts

  • revenue

    $226 million

    Performance The Compensation Committee reviewed the overall operating results of the Company in fiscal 2025, evaluating them against the bonus plan performance ranges developed by the Committee early in the fiscal year.

  • operating income

    $79 million

    Statement47 Evaluating Performance The Compensation Committee reviewed the overall operating results of the Company in fiscal 2025, evaluating them against the bonus plan performance ranges developed by the Committee ear

  • ceo pay ratio

    805 to 1

    annual compensation was $56,932. Mr. Iger was Chief Executive Officer on September 26, 2025. Mr. Iger’s total annual compensation, including the Company’s contribution to health insurance premiums (which are not included

  • median employee compensation

    $56,932

    and the median employee’s compensation did not contain distortive compensation features (e.g., abnormal amounts of overtime, special premium pay or commissions/tips, etc.). The median Disney employee works in a full-time

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