Disney reports its latest financial results before the stock market opens on August 5, 2026. Company leaders will talk through the numbers in a live online presentation at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time. You can find the details at www.disney.com/investors. BusinessWire

Financial analysts who study companies for a living expect Disney to report a profit of $1.86 per share and total revenue (all the money the company took in) of $25.40 billion for the quarter. Earnings per share means the company's profit divided among all its shares of stock — it tells you how much money the company made for each piece of stock someone owns. CNBC

The quarter looks likely to get a boost from the movie box office. Disney's corporate website states that Toy Story 5 had the biggest global opening of 2026. The franchise had previously earned $3.3 billion across five films, with Toy Story 3 and Toy Story 4 each surpassing $1 billion at the global box office, according to Disney's Q3 FY24 earnings presentation (August 7, 2024). The corporate site also confirms the webcast for the Q3 2026 results.

Disney's film studios brought in more than $6.5 billion at the global box office in calendar year 2025, the company's third-biggest box-office year on record. Disney

Earlier in the fiscal year, Disney's Q1 executive commentary, published February 2, 2026 at 8:30 a.m. ET, referenced both Toy Story 5 and Disney's live-action Moana, and reported quarterly revenue exceeding $10 billion. The earnings call transcript for the same period also cited both titles. Disney Investor Relations

The broader context here is that Disney is a giant company that makes money from movies, streaming, and theme parks — and investors look at all three to judge how well it's doing. The analyst estimates of $1.86 per share and $25.40 billion in revenue are the benchmark. If Disney's actual numbers come in above those estimates, investors tend to see it as good news. If they fall short, the reaction is usually negative.

The big things to watch are how much money Toy Story 5 added to the quarter, how the live-action Moana is performing, and whether Disney's streaming business keeps getting more profitable or is starting to slow down. Theme park revenue also gets close attention this time of year because the quarter covers the summer travel season.

The difference between the earlier quarter's revenue (over $10 billion) and the $25.40 billion expected now comes down to two things: summer is a busier time for Disney, and big summer movies bring in more money. Whether Disney hits the target depends on how well its films sell and how efficiently the company turns that revenue into profit.

For investors who care about environmental and social responsibility, Disney posts its annual Sustainability & Social Impact Report at impact.disney.com/esg-reporting/. Disney Investor Relations

The webcast begins at 8:30 a.m. ET on August 5, 2026.