Vail Resorts

Vail Resorts is expected to announce its quarterly results on September 28, 2026 for the quarter ended July 31, 2026. On average, 12 analysts forecast a loss per share of -$5.229 (prior year: -$5.080) and revenue of $275.6 million (+1.6% versus $271.3 million). For the past fiscal year, 13 analysts on average expect earnings of $4.32 per share (prior year: $7.53) and revenue of $2.84 billion (prior year: $2.96 billion). » More on finanzen.net

Vail Resorts confirmed receipt of nominations for five people to be elected to its board. Oasis Management nominated Robert A. Chapek, M. Ashton Hudson, Bryce Roberts and Picabo Street on Sept. 9 and 10; Gregory Syvert Meyer filed a self-nomination on Sept. 10. The company is simultaneously actively seeking a new independent director (closing expected in early 2027) and will, after reviewing all candidates, include its proposed slate in the proxy materials to be filed with the SEC; shareholders do not need to take any action at this time. » More on de.investing.com

Activist investor Oasis Kapital has nominated candidates for the board of directors of Vail Resorts and, according to a report, is preparing for a proxy fight. To gain control of the board, Oasis would need five seats. The identities of the nominees and the exact number of seats sought remain unclear. » More on de.investing.com

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