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2018 $4,454
2017 $4,462
2016 $4,265
2015 $4,328
2014 $4,415
Hyatt Hotels revenue for the twelve months ending June 30, 2019 was $4.742B, a 7.07% increase year-
over-year.
Hyatt Hotels annual revenue for 2018 was $4.454B, a 0.18% decline from 2017.
Hyatt Hotels annual revenue for 2017 was $4.462B, a 4.62% increase from 2016.
Hyatt Hotels annual revenue for 2016 was $4.265B, a 1.46% decline from 2015.
HYATT PROFITABILITY
Hyatt Hotels recently posted fourth-quarter earnings results that paired slowing revenue growth with
increased profitability.
Year-Over-Year
Metric Q4 2018 Q4 2017
Change
Adjusted
$182 million $173 million 5%
earnings*
Year-Over-Year
Metric Q4 2018 Q4 2017
Change
DATA SOURCE: HYATT'S FINANCIAL FILINGS. *ADJUSTED EARNINGS DON'T INCLUDE GAINS OR LOSSES FROM PROPERTY SALES
Revenue per average room night (RevPAR) rose 1.5%, which was a slowdown from last quarter's 2.8%
jump and the 4% rate that Hyatt enjoyed during the first half of 2018.
Hyatt's occupancy improvement held steady overall, but the company reported lower pricing and
average daily spending in a few key markets, including the full-service hotel niche in the U.S. As a result,
growth rates in these figures declined for the wider company.
Management and franchise fees jumped 12% to help adjusted earnings rise 7%. The company's 79%
drop in reported net income, meanwhile, was driven by a large property sale in the prior-year period.
With its asset recycling program, which involves selling some real estate to franchisees while purchasing
other properties, generating plenty of excess capital, Hyatt closed out a year in which it spent nearly $1
billion on stock buybacks while initiating -- and then raising -- a quarterly dividend.
MARKET CAPITALIZATION
The company's Market Capitalization is a measurement of company size. It is calculation of the company's share
price times the number of outstanding shares. Large market cap companies give stability and are good long-term
investments. Small market cap companies can produce faster growth and bigger returns, but their stockholders are
exposed to more risk.