Seaport Entertainment Group Inc

Seaport Entertainment Group Inc Q3 2026 Earnings Recap

SEG Q3 2026 Published November 6, 2026

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Seaport Entertainment shares fell 8.7% after the company said Q3 underperformed expectations, with weather disrupting Las Vegas Aviators attendance and forcing cancellations and rescheduling of profitable Pier 17 concerts. Despite year-over-year improvement, the quarter’s operating setbacks appear to have overshadowed progress in cost management and adjusted earnings.

Earnings Per Share Miss
$-0.23 vs $-0.05 est.
-360.0% surprise
Revenue Miss
32704000 vs 35886000 est.
-8.9% surprise

Market Reaction

Post-Earnings -8.67%

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Key Takeaways

  • Q3 operating EBITDA was positive and improved 113% year over year from a loss in Q3 2025; management said this was only the second positive quarter in company history.
  • Record heat coincided with 25% more Aviators games in July and August than a year earlier, weighing on ticket sales, attendance, concessions, and merchandise.
  • A late-September nor’easter forced cancellation of two sold-out concerts described as among the season’s most profitable; rescheduled shows also had lower attendance and spending.
  • Pier 17 finished the year with an 86% sell-through rate across 61 shows, despite the weather-related disruptions.
  • Non-GAAP adjusted net income per share grew 60% year over year. Management expects new tenants and a leaner corporate cost structure to support further improvement, while noting results will not be linear.
This summary was generated by AI from the official earnings call transcript and is provided for informational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. For the complete transcript and financial data, visit SEG on AllInvestView.

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