Wheels Up Experience Inc. Class A Common Stock (UP)
2.4200
-0.5100 (-17.41%)
NYSE · Last Trade: Sep 3rd, 2:23 AM EDT
Detailed Quote
Previous Close
2.930
Open
2.850
Bid
2.520
Ask
2.540
Day's Range
2.290 - 2.850
52 Week Range
0.7353 - 3.500
Volume
11,214,166
Market Cap
594.92M
PE Ratio (TTM)
-5.149
EPS (TTM)
-0.5
Dividend & Yield
N/A (N/A)
1 Month Average Volume
7,299,372
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About Wheels Up Experience Inc. Class A Common Stock (UP)
Wheels Up Experience Inc is a membership-based private aviation company that provides on-demand private jet services, catering to a diverse clientele ranging from individuals to corporations. The company offers a range of services including flight bookings, aircraft ownership solutions, and access to a fleet of light, midsize, and large-cabin jets. By leveraging technology and a user-friendly platform, Wheels Up aims to make private flying more accessible and convenient, promoting a seamless travel experience. Additionally, the company emphasizes customer service and personalized travel planning, ensuring that clients benefit from tailored solutions that match their unique travel needs. Read More
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Wheels Up Experience (NYSE: UP) announced the sale of Baines Simmons, Kenyon International Emergency Services, and Redline Assured Security to an unrelated third party for approximately $20 million in proceeds before expenses. The Company plans to reinvest the net proceeds into its fleet modernization strategy and for general corporate purposes. CEO George Mattson said the divestiture sharpens strategic focus, complements recently announced initiatives targeting $50 million in cost efficiencies, and supports Wheels Up’s path to profitable growth. The transaction aligns with ongoing efforts to streamline operations and advance the Company’s fleet simplification and modernization strategy.
Wheels Up Q2 2025 earnings show revenue miss at $189.64M vs. $484.68M estimate but EPS beats at -$0.10 vs. -$1.95. Stock rises pre-market on cost control optimism.
Amidst widespread speculation, the return of President Trump as commander-in-chief could threaten earnings growth in the defense industry in 2025. That said, the main reason for caution lies in the fundamentals themselves.
