Disney CEO Bob Iger to Step Down in 2026, Admits Mistakes with Disney+
Iger confirms Disney's linear TV networks are not for sale and addresses ongoing activist investor battle.
- Disney CEO Bob Iger has confirmed he will step down after his contract ends in 2026, with a robust succession process currently underway.
- Iger admitted that the increasing output for the Disney+ streaming platform was a mistake, leading to diluted quality for several franchises.
- Disney has pulled advertising from social media platform X, now owned by Elon Musk, due to Musk's public stance on certain issues.
- Iger has walked back previous comments about selling off assets, insisting that Disney’s linear TV networks are not for sale.
- Disney is facing an ongoing activist investor battle with Nelson Peltz, who is seeking seats on the company's board of directors.


































