Vail Resorts

Vail Resorts recorded significant profit declines and revenue drops in the last quarter, missing market expectations. Activist Oasis Capital is considering a proxy fight and is calling for a strategic break-up of the resort portfolio. Public remarks by Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince have fueled takeover fantasies about the Park City Mountain Resort and intensified speculation about a sale of the theme parks. » More on finanzen.net

Vail Resorts missed third fiscal quarter 2026 with EPS of $8.81 and revenue of $1.21 billion, which management attributed to record-weak snowfall and warm temperatures in the western US. Management cut the full-year resort-EBITDA forecast to $735–755 million (previously $844–906 million) and lowered the net income outlook to $128–162 million. Analysts reduced price targets and ratings, while the stock came under heavy pressure in premarket trading; operational metrics such as resort-EBITDA and cash flow showed significant deterioration. » More on de.investing.com

Vail Resorts reported Q3 EPS of $8.81 (expectation $9.09) and revenue of $1.21bn (expectation $1.22bn). Poor weather in key regions reduced resort revenue, lift-ticket sales and season-pass visits; resort EBITDA fell 9%. The company cut its full-year guidance (net income $128–162m, resort EBITDA $735–755m) and is focusing on cost management, efficiency gains and geographic diversification. The stock rose slightly after hours, supported by a strong liquidity position. » More on de.investing.com