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Hotel101 Global Holdings Stock

Hotel101 Global Holdings Corp.

HBNBNASDAQMarkt
US$4.67
+4.2% today

Company data

Sector
Real Estate
Industry
Real Estate - Services
Country
Singapore
CEO
Marriana Hannah Yulo-Luccini
Employees
60
Market cap
$1.1 B
IPO
03/06/2025

Hotel101 Global Holdings Corp. operates prop-tech hospitality platform internationally. It enables hotel and hospitality sector through its tech-enabled business model, including advance sale of individual hotel units during the construction phase; and long-term recurring revenue derived from day-to-day hotel…

Hotel101 Global Holdings stock: price history

16/10/25+30.8 %16/10/26

1D

-0.8%

1W

+5.7%

1M

-9.1%

6M

-27.4%

YTD

-37.5%

1Y

+30.8%

2Y

–

5Y

–

10Y

–

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Business model & megatrends

Business model

Average business model without a clear megatrend link or with mixed signals.

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Hotel101 Global Holdings Corp. operates an international PropTech platform for the hospitality industry. The business model combines two components: the presale of individual hotel units during the construction phase and the generation of long-term, recurring revenues from daily hotel operations. Through this technology-enabled approach, the company links real estate sales with ongoing hospitality management. The company operates as a subsidiary of DoubleDragon Corporation.

Revenue model
Mixed
Recurring revenue
None
Pricing power
Strong
Moat
None
Moat type
None
Capital intensity
High
Customer concentration
Unknown

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Hotel101 Global Holdings stock metrics

P/E

-35.92

P/B

58.23

EV/EBITDA

-96.27

RETURN ON EQUITY

0.0%

NET MARGIN

0.0%

DEBT/EQUITY

0.07

DIVIDEND YIELD

0.0%

AS OF

31/12/2025

Free float & liquidity

FREE FLOAT

15.8%

FLOAT SHARES

36,920,949

AVG. DAILY VOLUME (30D)

14,998

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Frequently asked questions about Hotel101 Global Holdings stock

What does Hotel101 Global Holdings do?

Hotel101 Global Holdings Corp. is a company in the Real Estate sector, Real Estate - Services industry, headquartered in Singapore.

The CEO is Marriana Hannah Yulo-Luccini, the company employs around 60 people.

The IPO was on 03/06/2025; the stock trades on NASDAQ under the ticker HBNB.

Does Hotel101 Global Holdings pay a dividend?

No, Hotel101 Global Holdings currently does not pay a dividend.

Which stocks are comparable to Hotel101 Global Holdings?

Comparable stocks include CBRE Group, Vonovia, Jones Lang LaSalle, CoStar Group, FirstService, Compass, Opendoor Technologies and Real Brokerage.

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