Marriott International Inc
NASDAQ:MAR

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Price: 292.59 USD -1.15% Market Closed
Market Cap: 78.5B USD

During the last 3 months Marriott International Inc insiders have not bought any shares, and sold 24.2m USD worth of shares. The stock price has increased by 9% over this period (open performance analysis).

The last transaction was made on Nov 25, 2025 by Lee Felitia , who sold 113.3k USD worth of MAR shares.

Last Transactions:
Lee Felitia
$-113.3k
Harrison Deborah Marriott
$-20.4m
Roe Peggy
Chief Sales & Marketing Officer, U.S. and Canada
$-584.2k
Reiss Rena Hozore
Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer
$-745.4k
Breland Benjamin T.
President, U.S. Eastern Region
$-472.1k
Brown William P
$-1.9m
Menon Rajeev
$-670.7k
Capuano Anthony
$-3.2m
Breland Benjamin T.
$-233.8k
Breland Benjamin T.
$-270.2k
Schwab Susan C
$-292.5k
Brown William P
$-3.6m
Oberg Kathleen K.
$-938.1k
Reiss Rena Hozore
$-1m
Anand Satyajit
$-563.5k
Brown William P
$-485.3k
Capuano Anthony
$-2.4m
Oberg Kathleen K.
$-673.6k
Oberg Kathleen K.
$-1.2m
Breland Benjamin T.
$-250.1k
Brown William P
$-567.8k
Pinto Drew
$-280.7k
Reiss Rena Hozore
$-962.9k
Lee Felitia
$-253.3k
Roe Peggy Fang
$-828.4k
Breland Benjamin T.
$-137.2k
Hippeau Eric
$-351.7k
Marriott David S
$-716.4k
Anand Satyajit
$-692.6k
Capuano Anthony
$-5m
Pinto Drew
$-341k
Oberg Kathleen K.
$-5.1m
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During the last 3 months Marriott International Inc insiders have not bought any shares, and sold 24.2m USD worth of shares. The stock price has increased by 9% over this period (open performance analysis).

The last transaction was made on Nov 25, 2025 by Lee Felitia , who sold 113.3k USD worth of MAR shares.

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5.8m USD
4
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Once upon a time in Washington, D.C., a humble root beer stand planted the seeds for what would eventually bloom into the global giant known as Marriott International Inc. Founded by J. Willard Marriott and Alice Marriott in 1927, the company evolved from a small-scale operation into the behemoth of the hospitality industry. Today, Marriott International reigns as the largest hotel chain worldwide, commanding a diverse portfolio of over 30 brands spread across more than 7,000 properties in 131 countries. This expansive reach allows Marriott to cater to every conceivable traveler preference, from luxury seekers at Ritz-Carlton and St. Regis properties to the more budget-conscious guests opting for Courtyard by Marriott. The scope and scale of Marriott's operations are a testament to its strategy of brand diversification and global expansion, which have been instrumental in how it works and thrives in an ever-competitive market. Marriott's business model revolves around a distinctive mix of franchising and management services. The company makes its money by either directly managing properties through management contracts with hotel owners or by franchising its brand names, where it provides the hotel standards, operational support, and marketing muscle that independent property owners require to thrive. Revenue streams are thus diversified between these two channels. Marriott earns fees from management contracts based on a percentage of revenue and profit metrics, while franchising fees are typically a percentage of room revenues. This asset-light model allows Marriott to rapidly expand its brand presence without heavily investing in physical real estate, effectively insulating itself from many of the capital expenditures risks traditionally associated with the hospitality industry. By setting industry benchmarks in service quality and operational efficiency, Marriott not only attracts guests but also consistently delivers value to its stakeholders, ensuring its enduring foothold as a pivotal player in global hospitality.

MAR Intrinsic Value
241.82 USD
Overvaluation 17%
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Insiders might sell their shares for any number of reasons, but they buy them for only one: they think the price will rise.

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