Previous Close | 41.16 |
Open | 41.16 |
Bid | 0.00 x 0 |
Ask | 0.00 x 0 |
Day's Range | 41.16 - 41.16 |
52 Week Range | 37.00 - 45.74 |
Volume | 2 |
Avg. Volume | 253 |
Market Cap | 12B |
Beta (3Y Monthly) | 1.02 |
PE Ratio (TTM) | 4.16 |
EPS (TTM) | 9.89 |
Earnings Date | N/A |
Forward Dividend & Yield | 1.18 (2.87%) |
Ex-Dividend Date | 2019-05-10 |
1y Target Est | N/A |
Accor is selling half its stake in Huazhu Group, its strategic partner in China, for $451 million. It will retain a 5.8 percent stake in the Nasdaq-listed multi-brand Chinese hotel company, which last month entered into an agreement to buy Frankfurt-based Deutsche Hospitality for about $777 million (700 million euros). A statement from Accor said […]
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Short-term home rental company Airbnb Inc has joined the ranks of leading sponsors of the Olympic Games with a nine year deal to help provide accommodation for the world's biggest sporting event and cut the cost for host cities. Airbnb said on Monday the partnership with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) would run from the Tokyo games next year until 2028 and cover five Olympics and Paralympics events.
French hospitality giant Accor has partnered with Alibaba Group, a global retail commerce business, to develop digital applications and loyalty programs to appeal to Chinese consumers over the next five years. Alibaba has about 700 million consumers in China, giving Accor an entrée into a lucrative market. Alibaba has a travel arm called Fliggy that […]
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Here’s a quick test: Which global hotel chain has the most number of brands? Most people would probably say Marriott International after it acquired Starwood Hotels & Resorts. But Accor actually has more brands than Marriott today, thanks to its acquisitive CEO Sébastien Bazin, who has also encouraged the birth of new Accor brands, the […]
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U.S. hospitality group Host Hotels & Resorts Inc plans to sell its three hotels in Rio de Janeiro and exit the Brazil market, three people familiar with the matter said, as it unloads weaker assets and focuses on its core North American operations. The decision underscores how investments made in Rio ahead of the 2016 Olympic Games have turned into white elephants in a city plagued by rising violence and public finances in disarray. In 1993, the Marriott Corp split into two publicly held companies, investing the lodging real estate in Host Marriott, later renamed to Host Hotels.
Goldman Sachs is in talks to buy B&B Hotels from private equity firm PAI Partners, the companies said on Monday, in a deal which an earlier report from the Financial Times said could be worth 1.9 billion ...
“So, have you heard that Marriott might buy Accor?” That’s what a trusted former colleague and hospitality industry expert told me last week, after hearing the same from multiple sources. At first, it seemed highly improbable, perhaps even incredulous. Like Bernstein Senior Analyst Richard Clarke, who covers European hotels and leisure, my initial reaction was: […] The post Is Accor the Next Starwood? What’s Next for Hotel Mergers appeared first on Skift.
You might think that the co-founder of a lifestyle hotel brand like 25hours might embrace emerging hospitality concepts such as homesharing, co-living, and co-working. But for Christoph Hoffman, CEO of Hamburg-based 25hours Hotels — even though those ideas might be dominating chatter among investors and developers — there’s a danger in everyone chasing the same […] The post Co-Living and Co-Working Are Gimmicks, Declares 25hours Hotels CEO appeared first on Skift.
The chief executive of Accor said it would be complicated for the French hotels group if Chinese shareholder and fellow hotel operator Shanghai Jin Jiang Hotels sought a board seat. CEO Sebastien Bazin told French weekend newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche that the Chinese group had not so far requested a board seat at Accor, whose portfolio include Raffles, Sofitel and Pullman hotels. The Chinese group is Accor's biggest shareholder with a nearly 12 percent stake and voting rights of nearly 18 percent, according to a regulatory filing last October.
International hotel operator Accor opened an internal investigation into allegations that one of its hotels in Australia had a policy of putting Aboriginal guests into dirty, poorly maintained rooms.
GOLD COAST, AUSTRALIA HOME TO FIRST INTERNATIONAL HYDE VENUE IN PARTNERSHIP WITH ACCOR NEW YORK , March 6, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Accor has chosen Australia as the first Asia Pacific market to expand its ...
Hot on the heels of Accor’s announcement of a new midscale brand, Tribe, comes another addition to the French hospitality company’s portfolio. Through its 50 percent stake in SBE Entertainment Group, Accor is launching a luxury lifestyle brand called The House of Originals, the company announced Tuesday. Both of these launches are not quite as […] The post Accor Taps SBE for New Luxury Lifestyle Brand appeared first on Skift.
In the past three years, the hospitality industry has — slowly but surely — seen more traditional hotel companies begin to embrace homesharing, with companies like Accor, Marriott, and Hyatt testing it out and investing in it in various ways. But what about other hotel brands and companies? Are they beginning to warm up to […] The post This Is What Hotel CEOs Really Think About Homesharing appeared first on Skift.
Hotel brands Accor and Marriott are teaming up with two of the most celebrated soccer clubs in Europe, in a push to market their new loyalty programs. Accor launched its revamped loyalty program Thursday, Accor Live Limitless, by announcing it as the main sponsor of French soccer club Paris Saint-Germain. On the same day, Marriott […] The post Marriott and Accor Each Have a New Partnership With European Football Giants appeared first on Skift.
After channeling his energies in the last two years toward mergers and acquisitions, Accor CEO Sebastien Bazin is now turning more of his attention internally, The result is that Accor will be spending $255 million on a new loyalty program called ALL, which stands for “Accor Live Limitless.” Bazin, in an earnings call with analysts […] The post Accor Rebrands and Launches a New Loyalty Program appeared first on Skift.
NEW YORK, Feb. 21, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- sbe, a leading international hospitality group that develops, manages and operates award-winning global hospitality brands, is delighted to announce their latest collaboration with AccorHotels. This is just the beginning of sbe's restaurant brand collaboration within AccorHotels and the first step to fully integrating sbe's brands into the AccorHotels ecosystem.
AccorHotels, Europe's largest hotel company, posted record operating profits for 2018, helped by cost controls and robust demand in most key regions including France and Brazil. The French company said it would invest 225 million euros (£195 million) over coming years to support new initiatives to boost its presence in hospitality and entertainment services. The programme is expected to reach breakeven in 2021 and the group expects it will help it exceed its 2022 core earnings or EBITDA target of 1.2 billion euros that was presented last November.