H Hyatt Hotels Corp Insider Trading

CEO Mark Hoplamazian sold 120,000 shares of H across 8 transactions for $23,871,818.42 (blended avg $198.93)

Mark Samuel Hoplamazian executed 8 separate sales totaling 120,000 shares for $23,871,818.42 on June 18 and June 22, 2026, reducing his holdings from 476,089 shares to 356,089 shares. The sales occurred near the stock's 52-week high of $206.86 (current price is $198.05, -4.3% from that peak), though the company reported full-year net income was negative despite quarterly revenue of $1,748,000,000.00 and annual revenue growth of +6.8%. His prior 5 trades at H show only 1 of 5 were well-timed at the 90-day mark, and his cross-ticker track record shows an average 90-day return of +4.9% on 20 prior sells with a 90d well-timed rate of 5.00%—suggesting limited predictive value in his selling pattern at this ticker relative to his broader history.

Hyatt CFO Mark Vondrasek sold 8,200 shares for $1,519,100.00, reducing stake by 47.7%

Mark R Vondrasek executed 2 separate sales totaling 8,200 shares for $1,519,100.00 on 2026-05-29, at blended average price $185.26. This represents a substantial reduction of his holdings from 17,188 shares to 8,988 shares. At the same-ticker level, Vondrasek's prior 5 trades at H show mixed timing results: 3 of 5 prior sells were well-timed at the 90-day mark (stock subsequently fell), but his two most recent 2025 sales faced headwinds initially (-9.3%, -9.7% at 30 days) before recovering into gains at 90 days. The current price of $183.65 is near the transaction prices ($185.00 and $186.00), placing the stock at -2.6% from its 52-week high of $188.50. Fundamentally, while Hyatt reported revenue of $1,748,000,000.00 and net income of $38,000,000.00 in the latest quarter with annual revenue growth of +6.8%, the company was unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year, which may provide context for the large proportional divestiture.

Peter Sears sold 10,217 shares at avg $185.66 on 2026-05-29; holds 6,374 shares post-transaction

Peter Sears executed 4 separate sales on 2026-05-29 totaling 10,217 shares for $1,896,907.74, reducing his Hyatt Hotels holdings by 61.6% from 16,591 to 6,374 shares. The blended average transaction price of $185.66 was near the 52-week high of $188.50 and above the current price of $183.65. His prior 5 sales at this ticker across 2025-11-10 yielded mixed near-term results (30-day returns ranged from -1.6% to +0.1%), with 0 of 5 well-timed at the 90-day mark, suggesting his timing at this issuer has historically not preceded stock declines. The company reported $1.7B in quarterly revenue with positive annual growth of 6.8%, but was unprofitable on a full-year basis, creating ambiguity about operational momentum.

Udell David sold 8,682 shares of Hyatt Hotels (H) for $1,493,304 on 2026-05-18, reducing holdings by 39.4%.

Udell David executed 2 separate sales totaling 8,682 shares for $1,493,304.00 at $172.00, cutting his holdings from 22,020 shares to 13,338 shares—a reduction of 39.4% in a single filing. The transaction occurred at $172.00, close to the current price of $173.19 and within the 52-week range of $124.82–$180.53. Hyatt's fundamentals show recent quarterly revenue of $1,748,000,000.00 with net income of $38,000,000.00, and annual revenue growth of 6.8%, though the company was unprofitable over its most recent full fiscal year. The scale of the position reduction—eliminating nearly two-fifths of his holdings in one filing—stands out as a material shift in his ownership stake.

JNP Parachute Mirror Trust K sold 35.6K H shares at $167.75 (2026-04-17); stock up +20.2% in 30d, unprofitable company

JNP Parachute Mirror Trust K sold 35,573 shares of Hyatt Hotels (H) at $167.75 on 2026-04-17, with a post-transaction Table I balance of 0 shares; however, this filing contains a derivative-conversion transaction, so the insider's actual position extends into Form 4 Table II derivative securities not yet populated in the database. Hyatt remains unprofitable (net income of $-49,000,000.00 over the full fiscal year) despite recent positive price momentum (30-day change +20.2%, stock now trading at $170.74, near 52-week highs at -1.1% from peak). The insider's cross-ticker track record shows a 90-day well-timed rate of 0.00%, and the one prior measurable sale at this ticker (2025-05-14) was poorly timed, with the stock rising +6.0% over 90 days post-sale. Without visibility into the derivative holdings and given the company's persistent unprofitability combined with strong near-term price momentum, the transaction context is incomplete and warrants deeper review.

JNP 2010-PG Trust sold 213,434 shares of H at $167.75 on 2026-04-17; current price $170.74. Company posting losses.

JNP 2010-PG Trust sold 213,434 shares at $167.75 on 2026-04-17, valued at $35,803,553.50, just 1.8% below the current price of $170.74 and 1.1% below the 52-week high of $172.68. The transaction timing relative to price levels is neutral—the insider sold near recent highs in a strong 30-day rally (+20.2%), yet Hyatt Hotels Corp remains unprofitable with a negative full-year net income of $-49,000,000.00 despite quarterly revenue of $1,786,000,000.00 and annual growth of +6.8%. The insider's cross-ticker track record shows 2 prior sells with an average 90-day return of +6.0%, indicating prior sales preceded stock appreciation rather than declines (0.00% well-timed rate). At the same ticker (H), the most recent measurable prior sale on 2025-05-14 also returned +6.0% over 90 days, suggesting a pattern of selling before gains. This sale occurs amid unprofitability and follows a momentum rally, but the insider's historical timing pattern at this ticker does not support a predictive signal of near-term decline.

JNP Parachute Mirror Trust L sold 42.7K H shares at $167.75 (total $7.2M); trust now holds zero H shares via conversion.

JNP Parachute Mirror Trust L disposed of its entire 42.7K-share H position at $167.75, realizing $7,161,079.75. The transaction is marked as a derivative-conversion event, meaning the trust's real position resides in Form 4 Table II (derivative securities) not yet populated in the database; this sale represents conversion of a specific security batch, not a full-exit signal. At the time of sale, H traded at $167.75, near its 52-week high of $172.68 (-1.1%), with the stock up +20.2% in the prior 30 days and +4.3% over 90 days. Hyatt's fundamentals show revenue of $1,786,000,000.00 in the latest quarter and annual revenue growth of +6.8%, but the company remained unprofitable in its most recent full fiscal year with net income of $-49,000,000.00. Examining the trust's prior H trades: a May 2025 sale preceded a +6.0% 90-day gain (poorly timed), and a January 2024 sale lacks measurable outcomes. The current sale execution near the 52-week high, combined with persistence of negative earnings, provides limited signal of insider conviction regarding near-term direction.

Aguila Javier sells 9,548 shares of Hyatt (H) in 2 transactions totaling $1,583,680.32; holds 2,684 post-sale

Aguila Javier executed two separate sales on 2025-12-23, totaling 9,548 shares for $1,583,680.32 at an average price of $165.87. This represents a reduction from 12,232 to 2,684 shares, eliminating 78.1% of pre-transaction holdings. The timing is near the 52-week high of $166.40, with the stock currently trading at $164.74. Against this backdrop, Hyatt is reporting a net loss of $49.0M on $1.8B quarterly revenue, and the company has experienced flat annual growth of -0.3%, suggesting operational headwinds despite the near-peak stock valuation at which this insider liquidated a substantial portion of their position.

CEO Mark Hoplamazian sells 82,000 H shares for $13.6M at $166.14, reducing stake to 408.3K shares

CEO Mark Hoplamazian sold 82,000 shares of Hyatt Hotels (H) at $166.14 on 2025-12-15, a transaction valued at $13,623,480.00 that reduces his holdings by 16.7% to 408.3K shares. The sale occurred near the 52-week high of $166.40, with the stock currently at $162.69. The CEO has executed five separate sales at H in November 2025, with 30-day post-sale returns ranging from 2.0% to 4.2%, though 90-day outcome measurement is not yet available for these recent trades. Hyatt's fundamentals show a net loss of $49.0M on $1.8B in latest quarterly revenue, flat year-over-year growth of -0.3%, and a P/E ratio of 12.52. The magnitude and timing of this sale (near-peak pricing) warrant investor attention to management's capital deployment and confidence signals.

Sears Peter sells 12,394 shares at blended $155.51; holdings drop 68.9% to 5,594 shares; stock up 7.4% in 30 days.

Sears Peter executed 6 separate sales totaling 12,394 shares for $1,927,369.82 on 2025-11-10, reducing his stake from 17,988 shares to 5,594 shares—a 68.9% reduction. The transactions occurred at prices ranging from $154.58 to $157.30, with a blended average of $155.51, while the stock currently trades at $156.85 (7.4% above the 30-day prior level and 9.8% above the 90-day prior level). In his prior trades at Hyatt, Sears achieved a 66.67% well-timed sell rate at the 90-day mark (2 of 3 prior Hyatt sales were followed by declines), though notably his two most recent sells at this ticker (2024-03-06) were poorly timed, with negative 30-day and 90-day returns. The current filing occurs against a backdrop of mixed fundamentals: Hyatt reported $1.8B in latest quarterly revenue but posted a net loss of $49.0M; annual revenue growth stands at -0.3%.