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Venu Holding Corp (EXCHANGE:VENU) CEO & Chairman Jay W. Roth sold shares of the company’s common stock on July 8th and 9th, 2025, for a total of approximately $186,856. The sales were executed in a price range of $12.31 to $12.88.
On July 8th, Roth sold 6,149 shares at $12.88 per share. An additional 1,674 shares held indirectly by the KMR Living Trust, of which Roth is a trustee, were sold at the same price. On July 9th, Roth sold 5,497 shares at $12.31 per share. Furthermore, 1,497 indirectly held shares were sold at that price. Get deeper insights into insider trading patterns and 11 additional key metrics with InvestingPro’s comprehensive analysis tools.
Following these transactions, Roth directly owns 9,250,003 shares and indirectly owns 1,001,179 shares through the KMR Living Trust. The stock currently trades near its 52-week high of $14.75, with high price volatility noted in InvestingPro’s analysis.
In other recent news, Venu Holding Corporation has made several significant announcements. The company has launched an 8.0% convertible Preferred Stock offering, opening investment opportunities to both accredited and non-accredited investors, with shares priced at $15.00 each. This initiative is part of Venu’s strategy to expand its ownership model in the live entertainment market, offering dividends and potential conversion to common stock. Additionally, Venu has entered strategic partnerships with Aramark Sports + Entertainment and Billboard. Aramark will manage various services at Venu locations, including food and beverage concessions, while Billboard will collaborate with Venu on live music initiatives and industry-focused events. Venu has also appointed Tom Ashley as President of VENU Real Estate and Development to lead its nationwide expansion efforts. The company continues to develop new venues, with projects underway in Texas and Oklahoma, and has launched community grants through its nonprofit foundation to support music education and public art.
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