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Bank of Nova Scotia Boosts Walt Disney Stake by 18.4%
The Canadian bank now owns over 500,000 shares of the entertainment giant.
Mar. 16, 2026 at 7:53am
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Bank of Nova Scotia increased its stake in The Walt Disney Company by 18.4% in the third quarter, according to a recent SEC filing. The bank now owns 534,962 shares of the entertainment conglomerate, worth $61.25 million at the end of the quarter.
Why it matters
This investment by a major Canadian bank signals continued confidence in Disney's long-term prospects, even as the company navigates industry shifts like the rise of streaming. Disney's diversified media and entertainment assets, from film and TV to theme parks and consumer products, have helped it weather economic cycles.
The details
In its 13F filing, Bank of Nova Scotia reported purchasing an additional 83,058 shares of Disney stock during the third quarter. This increased the bank's total Disney holdings by 18.4% compared to the prior quarter. Disney shares have traded in a range of $80.10 to $124.69 over the past year, currently sitting around $99 per share.
- Bank of Nova Scotia made the additional Disney share purchases in the third quarter of 2026.
The players
Bank of Nova Scotia
A major Canadian bank that has increased its investment in The Walt Disney Company.
The Walt Disney Company
A diversified global entertainment and media conglomerate known for its iconic intellectual property and family-oriented content.
The takeaway
Bank of Nova Scotia's increased stake in Disney suggests the Canadian bank sees long-term value in the entertainment company's diversified business model and ability to adapt to industry changes, even as Disney's share price has fluctuated over the past year.
