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Vail Resorts Stock Lost Half Its Value Since 2021—Can The Epic Comeback Begin?

Vail Resorts, the operator of 42 world-class mountain destinations, is navigating a pivotal moment. After peaking in late 2021, its stock has shed nearly half its value amid weakening skier visits, rising costs, and inconsistent guest experiences. Investors, once enthusiastic about the stability of Vail’s Epic Pass model and premium resort portfolio, have grown more cautious in the face of labor strikes, weather volatility, and slower top-line growth. But the return of former CEO Rob Katz to the helm, a renewed focus on cost discipline, and an aggressive two-year transformation plan have refocused attention on the company’s long-term trajectory. With a 5.6% dividend yield and improving margins on the horizon, the stock has piqued interest as a turnaround play. However, investors are weighing the risks of inconsistent visitation, macroeconomic pressure, and fierce competition against the backdrop of Vail’s entrenched industry position and evolving strategic response.

Our Report Structure:

⦁ Company Overview
⦁ Investment Thesis
⦁ Key Drivers
⦁ Historical Quarterly Statement Analysis – Income Statement & Cash Flows
⦁ Historical Quarterly Balance Sheet Analysis
⦁ Historical Annual Financial Statement Analysis
⦁ Analysis Of Key Financial Ratios
⦁ Financial Forecasts For 3 Years
⦁ Forecasting The Capital Structure & Net Debt
⦁ Discounted Cash Flow Valuation
⦁ Trading Multiples
⦁ Key Risks
⦁ Disclosures

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