Bob Iger to stay on as CEO through 2026, Disney Board announces

Disney CEO Bob Iger has agreed to stay on as chief executive through 2026, the board announced Wednesday.

The Walt Disney Company has announced that Bob Iger will remain CEO for two additional years, extending his contract through Dec. 31, 2026.

"On my first day back, we began making important and sometimes difficult decisions to address some existing structural and efficiency issues, and despite the challenges, I believe Disney's long-term future is incredibly bright," Iger said in a press release. "But there is more to accomplish before this transformative work is complete"

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