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Vail Resorts Wins Large Shareholder Support in Fight with Oasis

Bloomberg Markets Friday 30 October 2026, 19:04 UTC By Mengqi Sun 1 min read
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Deals Vail Resorts Wins Large Shareholder Support in Fight with Oasis Baron Capital, one of Vail Resorts Inc.’s largest shareholders, is supporting the company and its nominees, as the ski resort company tries to fend off a proxy fight against activist investor Oasis Management. Ron Baron, founder and chief executive officer of New York-based Baron Capital, said in a statement Friday that his firm will vote for Vail’s nominees and support the leadership of current CEO Rob Katz.

Deals Vail Resorts Wins Large Shareholder Support in Fight with Oasis Baron Capital, one of Vail Resorts Inc.’s largest shareholders, is supporting the company and its nominees, as the ski resort company tries to fend off a proxy fight against activist investor Oasis Management. Ron Baron, founder and chief executive officer of New York-based Baron Capital, said in a statement Friday that his firm will vote for Vail’s nominees and support the leadership of current CEO Rob Katz.
Vail Resorts Inc.’s (ORG) Oasis Management (ORG) Ron Baron (PERSON) New York (LOCATION) Baron Capital (ORG) Vail (ORG) Rob Katz (PERSON)
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