The filing reveals steady financial growth, with revenue climbing to EUR 1.95 billion in 2025 from EUR 1.86 billion two years prior. Gross profit followed a similar upward trajectory, reaching EUR 590 million, while the company achieved an adjusted EBITDA margin of 20.2%. Currently, the group operates 69 resorts, leveraging the Club Med brand as its primary engine for growth alongside a broader portfolio of cultural-tourism complexes and integrated vacation destinations.
Club Med Parent Seeks Hong Kong IPO to Fuel Global Expansion
Fosun International has filed for a separate Hong Kong Stock Exchange listing for its ClubMed Lifestyle Group subsidiary. The move aims to bankroll a major expansion strategy, with the company targeting a portfolio of 85 premium all-inclusive resorts worldwide by 2030 to cement its position as a market leader.
Capital raised through the proposed IPO is earmarked for network expansion and service upgrades. Beyond physical resort development, the group intends to channel funds into artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure to modernize its operations. This pivot toward an asset-light business model is designed to support long-term diversification in the competitive global vacation market.
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