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Venu Holding Corp (VENU:VENU) CEO and Chairman Jay W. Roth sold shares of common stock in two separate transactions, totaling $83,736. The sales occurred on July 10 and July 11, 2025, with prices ranging from $12.2 to $12.39 per share. The transactions come as the stock has seen a 29% gain over the past six months, despite showing high price volatility and currently trading at $11.87.
On July 10, Roth sold 2,304 shares at $12.39 per share. An additional 627 shares held indirectly by the KMR Living Trust, of which Roth is a trustee, were sold at the same price. On July 11, he sold 3,055 shares at $12.20 per share, and the KMR Living Trust sold 832 shares at the same price.
Following these transactions, Roth directly owns 9,244,644 shares and indirectly owns 999,720 shares through the KMR Living Trust.
In other recent news, Venu Holding Corporation announced the launch of its 8.0% convertible preferred stock offering, allowing both accredited and non-accredited investors to purchase shares with the potential for dividends. This initiative is part of the company’s strategy to expand its ownership model in the live entertainment market. Additionally, Venu Holding has formed strategic partnerships with Aramark Sports + Entertainment and Billboard. Aramark will manage food, beverage, merchandise, and facilities at several Venu locations, including amphitheaters in McKinney, Broken Arrow, and Colorado Springs, following an equity investment. The collaboration with Billboard will see the introduction of a new Disruptor Award to recognize innovation in the music industry. Venu has also appointed Tom Ashley as President of VENU Real Estate and Development to lead nationwide expansion efforts. The company is progressing with venue development projects, including a 20,000-seat amphitheater in McKinney, Texas, projected to open in Q3 2026. Through its nonprofit foundation, VENU awarded its first community grants to support music education and public art installations.
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