Overview
- The Jana-led group disclosed an approximately 9% economic interest in Six Flags on Tuesday.
- Members include NFL star Travis Kelce, former Gap chief Glenn Murphy and technology executive Dave Habiger.
- The investors say they will engage the board to pursue better guest experience and stronger shareholder value.
- Six Flags shares jumped about 18% on the announcement, though the stock is still down roughly 47% this year.
- The company has reported a $319.4 million first-half loss and falling attendance and is searching for a new CEO after an August departure announcement.