Alphavalue/ Divacons | Meliã Hotels International has occasionally outperformed its sector over the last two years, supported mainly by a portfolio structurally geared towards high-yield leisure demand and differentiated resort concepts, which account for more than 60% of its hotel base. This positioning allows the group to capture premium leisure flows, along with demand linked to resilient businesses in popular destinations, especially in Southern Europe and the Caribbean. The post-COVID…

Renta 4 | Interview with Mr Gabriel Escarrer in Expansión newspaper. Among the comments we highlight: If good acquisition opportunities arise (holiday segment), Meliã would carry out a capital increase, which would not put pressure on cash flow. The current situation for Meliá and the sector is one of ‘normalisation’, after several years of strong growth following Covid-19, in which they grew three times faster than the GDP of the…

Link Securities | Meliã Hotels (MEL) has repurchased 50% of Paradisus Salinas Lanzarote from Victoria Hotels & Resorts, a company formed by Bankinter and its high net worth clients, GMA and the hotel chain itself, according to Expansión newspaper. The deal was closed at a price of €36.5 million, valuing 100% of the hotel at more than €70 million. As Meliá continues to hold 7.5% of Victoria Hotels & Resorts…