Vail Resorts FY26 net income drops 47% to $147.54 million
Bitget2026/09/28 20:09- Vail Resorts posts FY26 net income attributable to shareholders of USD 147.54 million, down 47% from FY25.
- Income before provision for income taxes falls 44% to USD 226.96 million, while interest expense, net rises 20% to USD 205.62 million.
- Net cash provided by operating activities declines 14% to USD 479.63 million, while cash and cash equivalents end FY26 at USD 231.35 million.
- Pass product unit sales through Sept. 18 for the 2026/2027 North American season fall 12%, while sales dollars decline 6%, including sales and admissions taxes.
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