XENIA HOTELS+RES. DL-,01

Xenia Hotels shares fell further in premarket trading (down 1.7% to $18.44) after BMO Capital Markets cut its rating from "Outperform" to "Market Perform" and reduced the price target to $20.50. BMO cited persistently high costs and expects margins to decline by about 35 basis points in 2027. Xenia reported a Q2 net loss of roughly $19.3m (including a $38.8m impairment) and completed a capital raise of about $136.9m, leading to dilution. Management lowered its 2026 full-year guidance to a range from a slight loss to a slight profit, while operating metrics—such as an increased RevPAR growth outlook and strong group bookings—remain positive. » More on de.investing.com

The stock of Xenia Hotels & Resorts rose in pre-market trading and reached a new 52-week high, although second-quarter revenue of $295.49 million and GAAP EPS of -$0.21 missed consensus estimates. Investors focused on operating metrics such as Funds from Operations, upward-revised earnings expectations and strong RevPAR growth from the prior quarter. Analysts' comments, positive technical signals and tailwinds from the broader market and the hotel REIT sector supported the price movement. » More on de.investing.com

Xenia Hotels & Resorts' stock rose to a new 52-week high of $21.50 and shows a one-year performance of 61.36%. In the first quarter of 2026 the company beat expectations with EPS of $0.21 (forecast $0.17) and revenue of $295.41 million (expectation $288.4 million). Despite the positive results the stock fell in premarket trading, indicating short-term volatile market reactions. » More on de.investing.com