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Company details
Market cap
$19B
P/E ratio
22×
Div yield
0.4%
EPS (TTM)
$6.10
Profit margin
14%
Rev. growth
+7%
Revenue
$7.1B
Free cash flow
$0.6B
In plain English
Hyatt is a hotel company that mostly doesn't own hotels. Across ~38 brands and 1,350+ properties in ~79 countries, it collects management and franchise fees from third-party owners who put up the buildings — a fee-driven, asset-light model it is doubling down on by selling the real estate it buys (like Playa's resorts) and keeping the 50-year management contracts. The Pritzker family still controls ~89% of the vote.
In simple terms
What Hyatt Hotels Corporation really sells
Hyatt is a hotel company that mostly doesn't own hotels. Across ~38 brands and 1,350+ properties in ~79 countries, it collects management and franchise fees from third-party owners who put up the buildings — a fee-driven, asset-light model it is doubling down on by selling the real estate it buys (like Playa's resorts) and keeping the 50-year management contracts. The Pritzker family still controls ~89% of the vote.
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