Analysts Set $51.89 Target on Gaming and Leisure Properties, Insiders Sell $1.83M
Gaming and Leisure Properties received a consensus “Moderate Buy” from twelve brokers with a $51.89 average 12-month price target. Insiders sold 40,864 shares valued at $1.83M, and the REIT maintains a 7.0% dividend yield on a $3.12 annual payout.
1. Q4 2025 Earnings Release and Conference Call Scheduled
Gaming and Leisure Properties, Inc. will report its fourth quarter 2025 financial results on February 19, 2026, immediately after market close. The following day at 10:00 a.m. ET, Chair and CEO Peter M. Carlino and senior management will host a webcast and telephone conference call to review quarterly performance and field questions. Investors can access the live audio stream via the company’s Investor Relations website, with registration opening 15 minutes before the start. A replay of the call will remain available on the website for 90 days, and telephone playback will be offered through February 27, 2026, using the company-provided passcode.
2. Analysts Assign Moderate Buy Rating and Institutional Activity
MarketBeat reports that twelve brokerages covering GLPI have issued a consensus “Moderate Buy” recommendation, split evenly between six “Hold” and six “Buy” ratings. The average 12-month target price among these firms stands at approximately seventy dollars. Recent analyst actions include Morgan Stanley raising its price objective and maintaining an equal-weight view, Mizuho initiating an outperform rating, and JPMorgan elevating its stance from neutral to overweight. On the corporate governance front, company directors and senior vice presidents sold approximately 22,000 and 18,000 shares respectively during the fourth quarter, representing position reductions of roughly 3% and 22%. Meanwhile, institutional investors have continued to adjust their holdings: Voya Investment Management increased its stake by 8.7%, Gateway Investment Advisers lifted its position by 45.2%, and Wealth Enhancement Advisory Services grew its share count more than fifteenfold over the past two quarters, with total institutional ownership now exceeding 91%.