Thomas M. Finke
On May 5, 2025, Thomas M. Finke was appointed to the Board of Directors of Venu Holding Corporation (the “Company”).
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Venu Holding reports Q1 revenue up 11% to $3.9M; assets grow 25% to $461.3M
Total assets $461.3M (+25% vs Dec 2025); property & equipment $381.6M.
Venu subsidiary enters $20M purchase agreement for Chattanooga amphitheater land
Purchase price $20M for ~15 acres in Chattanooga, TN; closing targeted by Dec 31, 2026.
Venu Holding reports FY2025 total assets up 108% to $370.5M; Luxe FireSuite sales +62%
Total assets $370.5M at Dec 31, 2025, up from $178.4M at Dec 31, 2024 (+108%).
Venu Holding closes $75M offering; nets $80.1M for venue development and debt repayment
Gross proceeds $75M; net proceeds ~$80.1M after full exercise of over-allotment option.
Venu Holding acquires Centennial, CO land for $12.6M; grants CEO insider-trading waiver
Assigns land purchase rights to subsidiary Hall at Centennial, LLC; closes on Centennial Property for ~$12.6M.
Preliminary Q4 revenue est. $4.4-$4.8M (vs $4.3M YoY); full-year revenue est. $17.8-$18.7M.
VENU appoints Vic Sutter COO; extends Centennial Property closing at reduced price
Vic Sutter appointed COO effective Jan 12, 2026; previously EVP of Operations since April 2025.
Venu expands Aramark partnership; secures additional $10M preferred equity investment
Aramark committed additional $10,005,000 investment for 667 shares of Series B Cumulative Convertible Preferred Stock.
Five-year term with four five-year renewal options; venue delivery expected by March 15, 2027.
Venu Holding authorizes $10M share repurchase program through Dec 2026
Board authorized up to $10M (excl. fees) of common stock repurchases.
Venu Holding Q3 net revenue up 24% YoY to $2.0M; total assets rise 76% to $314.8M
Q3 net revenue (after AEG split + naming rights) $1,999,169 (+24% YoY); nine-month net revenue $2,768,463 (+72% YoY).
Venu sells parking property for $14M in sale-leaseback; buyer is related party
Sale-leaseback of 5.5-acre parking lot at Ford Amphitheater for $14M: $7.6M cash + $6.4M common stock to be retired.
Venu raises $34.5M in public offering; funds Sunset McKinney and Broken Arrow development
Gross proceeds $34.5M from 2,875,000 shares at $12.00 each, including full exercise of 375,000-share over-allotment.
Venu Q2 total assets up 36% to $242M; FireSuite sales reach $61.3M, +34% YoY
Q2 revenue $4.49M (+7% YoY); Ford Amphitheater gross receipts $4.7M from 10 shows, avg ticket $135.
Venu Holding converts $15M notes into stock at $10/share; creates Series A 8% preferred
$15M principal plus accrued interest on three notes converted into 1,542,367 common shares at $10/share.
Venu issues Series B convertible preferred to Aramark for $10.125M; Russell 3000 inclusion withdrawn
Aramark invests $10.125M via 675 shares of Series B 4% Convertible Preferred Stock at $15,000/share.
Venu Holding enters binding LOI with Aramark for amphitheater services; $10.125M equity investment
Aramark to provide exclusive food, beverage, retail, and maintenance services at Ford Amphitheater and two Sunset Amphitheaters (McKinney, TX and Tulsa, OK).
Venu Holding Corporation reports Q1 2025 financial results and El Paso amphitheater land acquisition
Total assets increased 19% to $212.9 million as of March 31, 2025.
Venu increases El Paso amphitheater investment to $100M; buys Colorado land for indoor venue
El Paso amphitheater investment raised from $80M to $100M; site expanded from 17 to 20 acres.
Venu Holding reports 2024 revenue up 42%; FireSuite sales $77.7M, March record $17.1M
Total assets $178.4M (up 114% YoY); property & equipment $137.2M (up 138%).
Venu reports record $11.2M in February Fire Pit Suite sales; on track for $200M in 2025
February 2025 Luxe FireSuite sales hit $11.245M, the 14th consecutive multi-million-dollar month.
On May 5, 2025, Thomas M. Finke was appointed to the Board of Directors of Venu Holding Corporation (the “Company”).
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