HNH Hospitality aims for 140 million revenue in 2026 (+15%)
The Group is expanding its offer and is focusing on the management of 4- and 5-star hotels
by Enrico Netti
Growing accounts for the HNH Hospitality group, which recorded a turnover of EUR 121.3 million (+6.8% on the previous year) in the fiscal year 2025 that ended on 31 October from direct management activities with an EBITDA of EUR 17 million and a net profit of EUR 5.7 million. The next target for the company led by Luca Boccato is to reach 140 million in 2026. "We are engaged in a new phase, supported by a structured investment plan and development projects that allow us to look to the future with confidence: we estimate to reach 140 million in 2026, along with an Ebitda that we expect for the first time to exceed 20 million euros, confirming the strengthening of the group's profitability and positioning in the medium to long term," explains the CEO of HNH Hospitality.
The entry of the Leon d'Oro hotel in Verona into the portfolio in June 2025 contributed to the 2025 results. The group, says a note, also benefits from homogeneous growth with good performances for Almar Resorts, hotels in Milan and the leap made by Gorizia, European Capital of Culture 2025. In the first half of 2028 the company will open the DoubleTree by Hilton Milano Linate, a 4-star hotel with 216 rooms, the result of an agreement with Sea Aeroporti di Milano. The same year will see the opening in Turin of the Cavallerizza Reale, a 5-star hotel with 130 rooms that will occupy a portion of the Cavallerizza Reale historic property, owned by Cassa Depositi e Prestiti and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. An initiative promoted by CDP Real estate sgr, which is investing at least 35 million in the redevelopment project, while HNH has chosen to focus on the Radisson Collection brand. An agreement was recently signed for the management of the Gran Hotel Trento in the centre of Trento. A historic hotel with 136 rooms and an important conference centre at the centre of a development project shared with the owners, the Frizzera Stefenelli family. The group includes 19 four- and five-star hotels, some with the brands of five international chains, in 13 cities with almost 2,600 rooms. The group employs more than 1,100 people.
