Pursuit Completes Strategic Divestiture of Flyover Business, Strengthening Focus on Growth in Iconic Destinations
Neutral to modestly bullish over 3–6 months as proceeds fund buybacks and growth capex.
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Neutral to modestly bullish over 3–6 months as proceeds fund buybacks and growth capex.
What happened and why it matters
Pursuit completed the Flyover sale to Brogent for $75 million, down from $78.4 million, with adjustments. The company frames the deal as refinements to its Vision 2030 strategy, enabling greater investment in core attractions, strategic acquisitions, and buybacks. The step sharpens Pursuit’s growth trajectory by reallocating capital to high-return opportunities.
Cash proceeds enhance balance sheet and enable buybacks/growth capex; aligns with Vision 2030, reducing non-core exposure and potentially lifting valuation.
Pursuit sells Flyover to Brogent for $75 million, subject to adjustments.
Deal implies ~14.5x Flyover’s 2025 Adjusted EBITDA contribution.
Original price was $78.4 million; reduction offset by closing-period earnings.
Flyover delivered 1.4 million visitors in 2025 across four locations.
Pursuit will reinvest in core attractions, acquisitions, and opportunistic share repurchases.
M&A category; highlights strategic asset sale enabling capital reallocation toward core growth and shareholder returns.
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