Appointed
Thomas M. Finke
Director
VENU ·
Venu Holding Corp
On May 5, 2025, Thomas M. Finke was appointed to the Board of Directors of Venu Holding Corporation (the “Company”).
Ready 8-Ks
38
Latest filing
June 12, 2026, 5:10 PM ET
Top materiality
0.90
Event mix
other_material ×26 · earnings ×6 · leadership ×3
Sentiment
21 pos · 0 neg · 17 neu
Latest earnings
▼ miss 2026-Q1
Executive change
recent →
Recent 8-K filings for VENU
Highest-materiality recent filing
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.
- Luxe FireSuite and Aikman Club sales reached $38.7 million in Q1 2025.
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Venu sells 9.5 acres under Ford Amphitheater for $49.7M, enters new ground lease
Sold 9.5 acres under Ford Amphitheater to related-party ORF for $49.7M; $29.82M cash and $19.88M promissory note bearing 4.87% interest.
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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.
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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.
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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%).
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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.
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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.
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Preliminary Q4 revenue est. $4.4-$4.8M (vs $4.3M YoY); full-year revenue est. $17.8-$18.7M.
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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.
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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.
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Five-year term with four five-year renewal options; venue delivery expected by March 15, 2027.
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Venu Holding authorizes $10M share repurchase program through Dec 2026
Board authorized up to $10M (excl. fees) of common stock repurchases.
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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).
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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).
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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.
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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.
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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%).
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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.
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Venu Holding reports record Jan 2025 fire pit suite sales of $10.4M; on track for $200M annual goal
January fire pit suite sales exceeded $10.4 million, a new monthly record, building on $11M in December 2024.
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On January 14, 2025, Venu closed purchase of 46-acre McKinney Tract for $35M ($10M cash, $25M secured note) to develop The Sunset Amphitheater in McKinney, Texas.
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Venu reports Dec fire pit suite sales over $11M; 2024 total $77.7M, 2025 projection $200M+
December fire pit suite sales exceeded $11M, extending 12-month multi-million-dollar monthly streak.
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Venu posts 56% revenue growth in 9M 2024; assets double to $166.6M after IPO
Revenue for 9 months ended Sep 30, 2024: $13.6M, up 56% YoY from $8.7M.
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Venu Holding closes IPO of 1.38M shares at $10 for $13.8M gross; shares trade on NYSE American
Priced 1.2M shares at $10; underwriter exercised over-allotment for 180K additional shares, total 1.38M shares.
Executive changes
Departed
Chad Hennings
Director
VENU ·
Venu Holding Corp
On January 27, 2025, Chad Hennings delivered notice to the Company that he had resigned from the Board.
Earnings & guidance
Materiality & sentiment trend
Max materiality 0.90 · Median 0.65 · Most common event other_material