Ashford Hospitality Trust, Inc. Price & Performance (AHT-PD)

Hotel stocks experienced a 2.3% drop in February, nearly offsetting January's gains. The broader S&P 500 also fell 1.4%. Analysts cite macroeconomic uncertainties and elevated expenses as key factors. While some companies like Hilton and Wyndham saw modest gains, others, including Hyatt, faced double-digit losses.1

Ashford Hospitality Trust amended its advisory agreement, allowing cash incentives for employees in the first half of 2025. The changes also extend asset disposition timelines for specific properties. These strategic adjustments aim to address liquidity and operational challenges amid ongoing financial restructuring.2

Ashford Hospitality Trust targets $50 million in EBITDA improvement through cost reductions. Recent actions include cuts in legal, consulting, and office expenses, generating over $4 million in annual savings. Combined with earlier measures, these efforts reflect a strategic focus on operational efficiency and shareholder value.3