H World International Posts First Profit Since 2019 Acquisition

H World International Posts First Profit Since 2019 Acquisition
Travel

H World International has posted a profit for the first time since its Chinese parent, H World Group, acquired it for around €700 million ($819 million) in 2019. 

The subsidiary formerly known as Deutsche Hospitality – which operates 118 hotels as of the end of 2025 – generated approximately €63 million ($73.7 million) in adjusted EBITDA, swinging from a loss of around €19 million ($22.2 million) the previous year.

Dr. Stephan Hungeling, who took full responsibility as H World International CEO in April 2025, is measured about what one profitable year does and doesn’t prove.

“It was the first time since the acquisition that we achieved more than €60 million reported EBITDA,” he said. “We need to make sure that we again exceed €60 million … Then I think we can really talk about turnaround.”

Getting the Numbers Moving

There are clear signs of growth: 

Hotel turnover grew 8.5% year-over-year for 2025

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