Financial Results

Accor 1HJ 2025: In a tense macroeconomic environment, the Group remains resilient. The diversification of its hotel portfolio, both in terms of geography and segments, enables it to capture continued strong global demand. 

Wyndham Q2 2025: The company returned nearly $110 million to shareholders and remains confident to create long-term value for their partners. While RevPAR decreased, comparable EBITDA grew.

Hilton Q2 and 1 HY 2025: The largest pipeline in its history and remaining confident in delivering high net unit growth - Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. reported its second quarter and six months 2025 results.  

GHA/Global Hotel Alliance H1 2025: With hotel revenues, room nights and demand for international travel all building on 2024 momentum, the H1 results set a positive trajectory for the remainder of the year.

Scandic 1HY 2025: The Scandinavian hotel group delivered a good quarter with increased organic growth, solid results and strong cash flow. Scandic had a good momentum and is maintaining a high pace of commercial development – including the of Dalata hotel deal. 

Pandox HY1 2025: At the end of the quarter and half year, Pandox' financial position is strong and, together with stable cash flow, this provides the group with significant capacity for the acquisition of new hotel properties and investments in the existing portfolio.

MHP Hotel AG Q2 2025 The Munich-based hotel operator recorded a strong second quarter , with hotel revenue revenue rising by 9% to €45.2 million.

Barceló Group FY 2025: The international hotel and travel group (Barceló Hotel Group and travel division Ávoris Business Corporation) generated revenue of more than €7.5 billion in the 2024 financial year – an increase of 13 percent compared to the previous year. Now the next generation is taking over.

MHP Hotel AG FY 2024: Despite cost inflation, the financial year 2024 was a good year for the Munich-based operator. Revenue and EBITDA rose consistently. 

Aroundtown Q1 2025: The Company continued to strengthen its balance sheet. In March 2025, 22 percent of the asset type in the portfolio were hotels, 38 percent is attributable to the office sector, 34 percent to residential.