Hyatt

Hotels & hospitality · H

The Japan read

From the company's own filing for Q2 2026 (Apr–Jun) · reported 2026-07-30 · the filing

Not disclosedHyatt gives no Japan figure. In 'Asia Pacific excluding Greater China', comparable system-wide RevPAR rose 10.3% to $149.76 (occupancy 74.3%, up 3.1 points) — its fastest-growing region — and it cites strong Asia Pacific trading for higher incentive fees.

Other callouts in the filing

One-offNet income swung to $110m from a $3m loss, helped by transaction and integration costs from the Playa acquisition falling to $8m from $82m.
SegmentSystem-wide RevPAR rose 5.9%, led by luxury and upper-upscale hotels; gross fees rose 7.8% to $324m, while revenue from owned and leased hotels fell to $274m from $304m.
OutlookFull-year 2026 guidance: system-wide RevPAR up 3.5–4.5%, net rooms up about 6% and net income of $250–335m.

floortok's reading of the filing, in our own words. Figures are the company's own; where a growth rate is our arithmetic, it says so.

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in USD, as reported

Q2 2026 (Apr–Jun) · Quarter alone

Reported 2026-07-30

Revenue¥291.4bn+1.2%

Operating profit——

Net income¥17.5bn—

Converted from USD at this period's average rate. The change is as the company reported it, in USD.

Hyatt runs and franchises Park Hyatt, Grand Hyatt, Andaz and other hotels worldwide. In April–June 2026 revenue rose 1.2% to $1.83bn and net income was $110m, against a $3m loss a year earlier; Hyatt gives no Japan figure.

FY2025 (year to December) · Year-to-Date

Reported 2026-02-12

Revenue¥1,062.5bn+6.8%

Operating profit——

Net income¥-7.8bn—

Converted from USD at this period's average rate. The change is as the company reported it, in USD.

Hyatt's 2025 revenue rose 6.8% to $7.10bn, but it posted a net loss of $52m, against net income of $1,296m in 2024.