Walt Disney Company Drops in Fortune’s 2024 “World’s Most Admired Companies” Ranking

Walt Disney Company Drops in Fortune’s 2024 “World’s Most Admired Companies” Ranking

In a notable shift, The Walt Disney Company has experienced a decline in its position on the prestigious Fortune’s list of the “World’s Most Admired Companies” for 2024. The media and entertainment giant, which has historically held a prominent spot on the list, has fallen from its No. 6 ranking in 2023 to the 12th position in the latest edition.

The top three spots on the list are now occupied by tech industry leaders, with Apple securing the first position, followed by Microsoft at No. 2, and Amazon at No. 3. This shift reflects the growing influence and admiration for technology-driven companies in the global business landscape.

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However, Disney’s descent goes beyond an overall drop in rankings. Notably, the company has lost its long-standing title as the most admired entertainment company, ceding the top spot to streaming giant Netflix. Additionally, within the Media and Entertainment sector, Disney now holds the fourth position, marking a significant shift from its historical dominance.

For two decades, Disney had maintained its stronghold as the No. 1 most admired entertainment company, showcasing its impact and influence in the industry. The recent changes highlight the evolving dynamics of the media and entertainment landscape, with streaming services gaining prominence.

Fortune’s annual list relies on the insights of over 600 company candidates and the opinions of 3,720 executives, directors, and industry analysts. Participants are asked to assess companies based on nine criteria, encompassing aspects such as investment value, quality of management and products, social responsibility, and the ability to attract talent.

To secure a place on the list, a company’s score must rank in the top half of its respective industry survey. Disney’s descent in the rankings indicates a shifting perception within the business community, emphasizing the need for adaptation and innovation in an ever-changing market.

As the media and entertainment landscape continues to evolve, Disney faces the challenge of maintaining its historic legacy while navigating the emerging trends and preferences that shape the industry’s future.

Here is the full Top 50 All-Star ranking:

1. Apple
2. Microsoft
3. Amazon.com
4. Berkshire Hathaway
5. JPMorgan Chase
6. Costco Wholesale
7. Alphabet
8. American Express
9. Walmart
10. Nvidia
11. Delta Air Lines
12. Walt Disney
13. Marriott International
14. Nike
15. Coca-Cola
16. Starbucks
17. FedEx
18. Procter & Gamble
19. Home Depot
20. Pfizer
21. Salesforce
22. Target
23. Netflix
24. USAA
25. Toyota Motor
26. BlackRock
27. Johnson & Johnson
28. BMW
29. Singapore Airlines
30. Goldman Sachs Group
31. UPS
32. Nordstrom
33. Accenture
34. Eli Lilly
35. PepsiCo
36. Morgan Stanley
37. Moderna
38. Visa
39. Southwest Airlines
40. Mastercard
41. Danaher
42. Bank of America
43. L’Oréal
44. 3M
45. Samsung Electronics
46. Adobe
47. Lowe’s
48. IBM
49. Publix Super Markets
50. CVS Health

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