WYNN WYNN RESORTS LTD Insider Trading

Tilman Fertitta buys 400,000 shares at blended avg $69.68; stock down -38.5% from 52-week high, -25.5% in 30 days

Tilman Fertitta, a 10% owner of Wynn Resorts, executed 3 separate purchases totaling 400,000 shares for $27,872,500.00 between April 4-7, 2025, at a blended average price of $69.68. The purchase occurs amid significant recent price deterioration: the stock trades at $66.10, down -25.5% over 30 days and -38.5% from its 52-week high of $107.46. His prior two purchases at WYNN (March 21 and March 24, 2025) are too recent for outcome measurement. Fundamentally, the company posted $1.7B quarterly revenue (+9.1% annual growth) but $-32.1M net income, with a P/E of 9.71. The timing of these purchases during a pronounced downtrend, coupled with his substantial existing 13.00M share position (now increased by 3.2%), suggests activity in response to recent price weakness relative to the company's scale and growth trajectory.

Tilman Fertitta buys 16,500 WYNN shares for $1,381,501.80; holds 12.60M (10% owner)

Fertitta, a 10% beneficial owner of Wynn Resorts, made two separate purchases totaling 16,500 shares for $1,381,501.80 on March 21–24, 2025, at blended average price of $83.73. The current stock price is $86.03, which is 19.9% below the 52-week high of $107.46. The company reported quarterly revenue of $1,693,323,000.00 but posted a net loss of $32,053,000.00 in that period. The purchase represents a modest increase in his existing 12.60M-share position. The timing coincides with stock weakness relative to the 52-week range and a recent 30-day decline of 5.2%, providing context for insider accumulation at lower levels.

Director Liu Paul Albert purchases 1,600 WYNN shares at $92.44; stock at $93.47 (up 8.4% in 30 days).

Liu Paul Albert, a director, acquired 1,600 shares at $92.44 on February 19, 2025, establishing a new position. The purchase price sits within the broader 52-week range of $73.55–$107.46 and comes as WYNN has rebounded +8.4% over the prior 30 days, though remains -13.0% below its 52-week high. Fundamentally, the company reported a loss of $-32.1M in the latest quarter against $1.7B in quarterly revenue, paired with positive annual revenue growth of +9.1%, suggesting a company navigating operational headwinds while revenue trends remain constructive. The directorate purchase, modest in absolute terms relative to the $9.9B market cap, occurs in a period of upward price momentum and against a backdrop of short-term profitability challenges.

Director Philip G. Satre bought 22,200 WYNN shares for $2.0M, raising stake 185.1% to 34,195 shares

Director Philip G. Satre purchased 22,200 shares at $92.18 on 2025-02-18, increasing his holding from 11,995 to 34,195 shares—a 185.1% expansion of his pre-transaction position. The transaction occurred near the lower end of the 52-week range ($73.55–$107.46) and follows the stock's 30-day advance of 7.7%. The company posted negative net income of $-32.1M in the latest quarter against revenue of $1.7B, though annual revenue growth reached 9.1%; the recent 90-day return stands at -0.0%, indicating flat performance. This director-level accumulation signals active capital deployment by a board member during a period of mixed fundamentals and recent price appreciation.