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Exclusive! This unique Disney Collectible Shareholder Certificate can only be purchased by existing Disney shareholders.

What is the "Disney Collectible Shareholder Certificate"?
What is the price of the Collectible Shareholder Certificate?
What is the difference between a "Collectible" and a "Negotiable" certificate?
Why did Disney eliminate stock certificates?
Does the Collectible Certificate have any value as a security?
Do I have to be a shareholder to order a Collectible Certificate?
How many shares must I purchase before I can buy a Collectible Certificate?
What are the dimensions of the Collectible Certificate?
Does the Collectible Certificate arrive framed?
How do I transfer the Collectible Certificate to another owner?
May I gift, sell, or transfer my Collectible Certificate?
How do I order a Collectible Certificate?
If your shares are registered directly with The Walt Disney Company, please emailshareholdercertificate@shopdisney.com and include the following information:
Once we have received this information, a Disney Shareholder Services representative will contact you. Please allow 5 to 10 business days for a reply.
If your shares are registered with a stock broker please complete aBeneficial Shareholder Verification Form and submit it with your most recent broker statement via fax. The statement should include your account registration name and confirm your ownership of The Walt Disney Company common stock.
How many Collectibles Certificates can I order?
I submitted the Shareholder Verification Form. How long will it take for a reply?
Which Credit Cards do you accept?
Is gift wrapping available?
What are my shipping options?
Are there any other shipping restrictions?
How are the Collectible Certificates mailed?
Can I receive my certificate at my P.O. Box?
How long will it take to receive my order?
Does The Disney Store accept returns for the Collectible Certificate?
What do I do if my Collectible Certificate is damaged?
I did not receive my Collectible Certificate, how do I request a replacement?
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Use the link below to conveniently access the most common forms in one location
How do I enroll in The Walt Disney Company Investment Plan?
How do I enroll/discontinue the Automatic Deduction Service?
How do I request a duplicate account statement?
How do I make Optional Cash Purchases through The Walt Disney Company Investment Plan?
I enrolled in The Walt Disney Company Investment Plan by making an initial cash contribution. Will I receive a confirmation statement?
How can I have the sale proceeds from The Walt Disney Company Investment Plan direct deposited into my bank account?
What is DRS - Direct Registration System?
What are the benefits of participating in DRS?
Is there a fee to participate in DRS?
Can I reinvest the dividend on my DRS shares?
Can I transfer my shares to and from a broker?
Who is The Walt Disney Company's Transfer Agent?
How do I transfer shares from my account to a new and/or existing Disney Shareholder account?
Is there a fee to transfer shares?
How can I find out how many shares are in my account at this time?
I moved recently; how can I change the address on my account?
How do I request a replacement dividend or sale check from my account?
The Social Security Number (SSN) or Employer Identification Number (EIN) on my account is incorrect; how can I change this?
I would like to receive the latest Annual Report. How do I request one?
How can I obtain SEC filings such as Form 10K, Form 10Q, and Proxy Statements?
Where can I find Historical Stock Information regarding The Walt Disney Company?
Split History
| Record Date | Payable Date | Amount Date | Closing, Pre-Split Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| June 19, 1998 | July 9, 1998 | 3 for 1 | $111 |
| April 20, 1992 | May 15, 1992 | 4 for 1 | $152 7/8 |
| February 10, 1986 | March 5, 1986 | 4 for 1 | $142 5/8 |
| December 6, 1972 | January 15, 1973 | 2 for 1 | $214 1/2 |
| February 4, 1971 | March 1, 1971 | 2 for 1 | $177 3/4 |
| October 26, 1967 | November 15, 1967 | 2 for 1 | $105 |
| August 17, 1956 | August 20, 1956 | 2 for 1 | Not Available |
When did Disney declare the most recent dividend payment?
If I am enrolled in The Walt Disney Company Investment Plan, when will my dividends be reinvested?
If I am enrolled in The Walt Disney Company Investment Plan, when will I receive my dividend statement?
Account statements reflecting the payment and reinvestment of dividends for The Walt Disney Company Investment Plan will be mailed only on an annual basis if dividends were declared in the prior calendar year. You may also review account transactions, including dividend reinvestment transactions, by accessing your shareholder account online atwww.disneyshareholder.com.
If I am not enrolled in The Walt Disney Company Investment Plan, how will my dividend be paid?
How can I enroll in Direct Deposit?
How can I have my dividend reinvested?
I never received my dividend check; how do I request a replacement?
Please allow the post office at least 10 mailing days to deliver your check.
If you never received your check or it was misplaced, you will need to request a replacement. You can request a replacement by accessing your account online atwww.disneyshareholder.com.
You may also contact our transfer agent, Computershare Investor Services, to request a replacement check. Computershare’s contact information is located in the Transfer Agent section of this FAQ. If you are submitting your replacement request in writing, at least one of the registered owners must sign the letter.
Replacement checks are mailed within 7-10 business days once a request has been submitted.
When do I report the income associated with the dividend paid in 2024?
When will I receive my IRS Forms associated with the dividend paid in 2024?
Where are shares of The Walt Disney Company stock traded?
What is The Walt Disney Company's NYSE ticker symbol?
What is The Walt Disney Company's CUSIP number?
When and where was the 2025 Annual Meeting of Shareholders?
How does property become “inactive?”
In accordance with unclaimed property laws, property may become “inactive” (and presumed to be abandoned by the owner) when the owner of the property (in this instance, shareholders in The Walt Disney Company) has either not cashed dividend checks issued to them, not been in contact with Disney or its transfer agent, Computershare Investor Services, for the last 3 to 5 years and/or has changed addresses without providing notification, thus resulting in the return of mail being sent to the shareholder through the U.S. Postal Service.
States require that business entities review their records each year to determine whether they are in possession of any unclaimed funds (including uncashed dividend checks), stock or other securities or other property which is inactive and presumed to be abandoned, and to report and deliver such property to the states for safekeeping. The state(s) holds the property, or its cash equivalent, until such time as they are claimed by the owner or legal claimant.
In general, property that is presumed abandoned is transferred to the state of last known address of the shareholder according to the company’s shareholder records. After property has been transferred to the state as abandoned property, shareholders must directly contact the state in order to reclaim their property. Links to individual state unclaimed property programs may be found by visiting:www.unclaimed.org.
Can the state take my shares if I hold a certificate?
How should I respond if I have received a Due Diligence Letter?
In accordance with the states’ unclaimed property laws, efforts to locate owners are generally required prior to the transfer of property into a state’s custody, typically by mailing what is known as a “due diligence” letter to the last known address on the company’s shareholder records. Upon receipt of this letter, it is very important that you immediately communicate with our stock transfer agent (Computershare Investor Services), in order to re-establish contact between you and Disney, update the status of your account, and stop the transfer of your assets to the state. If you do not respond to the due diligence letter or otherwise demonstrate contact with your account, your stock and any uncashed dividend checks previously issued to you will be required to be turned over to the state, which may sell your shares without any further notice to you.
You can contact Computershare by responding to a due diligence letter via first class mail or other priority mail service, contacting a client service representative by calling 1-855-553-4763, or logging ontowww.disneyshareholder.com to authenticate your identity and demonstrate your control over your account and that it remains active. You can also request replacement of any uncashed dividend checks previously issued to you by calling 1-855-553-4763.
How can I keep my account active in the future?
It is recommended that you periodically make contact with Computershare to keep your account status current. This is particularly important for accounts with shares deposited in The Walt Disney Company Investment Plan, since the automatic reinvestment of dividend payments is not recognized by the states to be an owner-initiated transaction that will prevent the shares from being presumed abandoned. You can keep your account active and avoid presumed abandonment of your stock in a number of ways, including:
How can I determine the cost basis for my investment?
Computershare Investor Services ("Computershare") is the Stock Transfer Agent and Registrar for The Walt Disney Company.
Computershare Investor Services
PO BOX 43013
Providence, RI 02940-3013
Phone: 1-855-553-4763
Toll: 1-781-575-3335
Email:Disneyshareholder@computershare.com
When inquiring via e-mail, please provide the answers to the following security questions for account verification so that we may more quickly respond to your inquiry:
Computershare Investor Services
150 Royall Street
Suite 101
Canton, MA 02021 UNITED STATES
What is a Medallion Signature Guarantee (MSG)?
What are DRS Book-Entry shares?
How do I submit a request to transfer shares into a new account or an existing account within Computershare?
Please use ourTransfer Wizard to complete your transfer request. Once the requested information is submitted you can print and mail in the completed transfer form.
Transfer Wizard is a website that allows you as the shareholder or authorized representative of the shareholder to prepare transfer forms online for all or some of the shares in an account. You will need the account number of the registered holder to login and use Transfer Wizard.
In order to transfer shares to an existing account, select Existing Account from the Owner Type drop down. You will be required to enter the account number of the existing account.
At the end of the wizard you will be given a pre-filled transfer form that you will mail to Computershare. Further Instructions such as obtaining a MSG are provided in the Transfer Wizard.
What if my certificates are lost?
As a member of Computershare's online web portal, Investor Center, you can notify Computershare of the lost certificates. If you are not an Investor Center member you must notify Computershare by phone or in writing that the certificate(s) cannot be located. Once your request has been received, Computershare will provide additional information to complete the replacement process.
Via Investor Center:
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Click here to view The Walt Disney Company Investment Plan.