Red Ink on White Gold Ski Trails in New England
Barron’s reports a Vermont deal where Jay Peak stockholders sold 80 percent to Weyerhaeuser at 10 dollars per share plus 600 acres, with up to 2.2 million in loans for expansion. The piece analyzes the risky, capital‑hungry ski boom, noting heavy dependence on weather, high debt, and mixed past results across operators.
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U.S
North
Troy
Jay Peak, Inc
Weyerhaeuser Co
Timber Giant
Northwest
Jay Peak
Weyerhaeuser
Vermont
Los Angeles
Sun Valley
Union Pacific Railroad
Laura
Mt. Everest
Commerce Department
Boston
Securities and Exchange Commission
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Maine
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Mt. Ascutney Ski Area
Sunday River Skiway Corp
Rangely Bald Mountain Ski Corp
Sherburne Corp
Sugarloaf Mountain Corp
Rangely Saddleback Corp
Carinthia Ski
International Design & Development Corp
Great Gorge Ski Area, Inc
McAfee
N.J
Great Gorge
New England
Round Top Mountain
Plymouth
Paul Goldman
Mt. Watatic, Inc
Ashby
Mass
Sherburne
Haystack Mountain
Wilmington
Haystack
Magic Mountain Corp
Londonderry
Magic Mountain
Hans Thorner
Thorner
Mt. Tom
Holyoke
Mt. Rockefeller
Tom
Sugarbush
Glen Ellen
Mr. Mansfield
Jay
Richard H. Willis
New England Merchants National Bank
Mt. Mansfield Co
Mt. Snow
Caribbean
Richard A. Higgins
Id&d
Sno Engineering, Inc
Franconia, N.H
Sno-Engineering
Loon Mountain
Lincoln
N.H
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Laurance Rockefeller
Nelson
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