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Hospitality Net
6 days ago
- Business
- Hospitality Net
Colliers Report Finds U.S. Hotel Sector Entering More Selective, Strategic Phase
Colliers, a leading diversified professional services and investment management company, released its 2025 Hospitality Outlook, which shows continued recovery in the U.S. hospitality industry over the past year. The report highlights improving financial health for hospitality assets, particularly in the Northeast and Central regions – driven by leisure travel and the return of conferences and events. From April 2024 to March 2025, U.S. hotels saw revenue per available room (RevPAR) rise 2.4%, average daily room rates (ADR) increase 1.9%, and occupancy also ticking up slightly. While some regions are still catching up to pre-pandemic demand, others are regaining previous cyclical highs. Regional Highlights: The Northeast and Central regions led the country in occupancy growth at 1.3%, as cities like New York, Chicago and Nashville benefited from both leisure and business travel. The South accounts for over 51% of all rooms under construction, driven travel and investor demand in the sunbelt. In the West, ADR are nearly 20% higher than pre-pandemic levels with hotelier's focusing on rate growth vs. occupancy gains. We're seeing performance diverge by region and asset type, which is creating targeted opportunities for investors who understand how to navigate today's complexity and capitalize on long-term fundamentals. Mark Owens, Vice Chair, Capital Markets, Colliers The report notes a modest decline in consumer travel spending, with lodging down 2.5% and airfare down 6% year-over-year. International travel may also face short-term challenges tied to economic conditions, particularly in global gateway markets, but strong domestic demand — especially for leisure and group travel — continues to support sector performance. While new supply remains active in select regions, rising costs and more selective lending are slowing development elsewhere, helping bring supply and demand into better balance. As the hospitality sector continues to evolve, investors, developers and operators will need to balance near-term dynamics with long-term opportunity. From shifting traveler behavior to new roles in mixed-use environments, hotels are helping shape the future of real estate. To read the full 2025 Hospitality Outlook from Colliers, visit: About Colliers International Colliers International is a global leader in commercial real estate services, with over 15,800 professionals operating out of more than 485 offices in 63 countries. A wholly owned subsidiary of The National Investor, one of Abu Dhabi"s leading investment management and advisory firms, Colliers International delivers a full range of services to real estate users, owners and investors worldwide, including global corporate solutions, brokerage, property and asset management, hotel investment sales and consulting, valuation, consulting and appraisal services and insightful research. The latest annual survey by the Lipsey Company ranked Colliers International as the second-most recognized commercial real estate firm in the world. In MENA Colliers International has corporate offices in the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
Business Insider
10-06-2025
- Business
- Business Insider
Leader Capital Markets Reaffirms Their Buy Rating on Teva (TEVA)
Leader Capital Markets analyst Sabina Levi maintained a Buy rating on Teva (TEVA – Research Report) today and set a price target of ILA9,300.00. The company's shares closed yesterday at ILA6,281.00. Confident Investing Starts Here: Easily unpack a company's performance with TipRanks' new KPI Data for smart investment decisions Receive undervalued, market resilient stocks right to your inbox with TipRanks' Smart Value Newsletter According to TipRanks, Levi is an analyst with an average return of -5.5% and a 0.00% success rate. The analyst consensus on Teva is currently a Hold rating. Based on Teva's latest earnings release for the quarter ending March 31, the company reported a quarterly revenue of ILA3.89 billion and a net profit of ILA214 million. In comparison, last year the company earned a revenue of ILA3.82 billion and had a GAAP net loss of ILA139 million
Gulf Business
04-06-2025
- Business
- Gulf Business
Nasdaq Dubai welcomes Mashreq's $500m Sukuk listing
Image credit: Getty Images Nasdaq Dubai welcomed Mashreq's ('Mashreq' or 'the Bank') debut listing on the exchange with the admission of a $500m Sukuk issued by Mashreq Al Islami Sukuk Company Ltd. Read- The trust certificates, due in 2030, were issued under Mashreq's $2.5bn Trust Certificate Issuance Programme and admitted as a secondary listing following strong demand in the primary market, This marks an important milestone for Mashreq as it expands its access to international capital markets and strengthens its presence in the Islamic finance space. It also reflects Nasdaq Dubai's continued role in connecting regional issuers with a global investor base through a well-regulated and diversified platform. Celebrating a strategic milestone Senior officials from Mashreq, including Ahmed Abdelaal, Group Chief Executive Officer; Joel Van Dusen, Group Head of Corporate & Investment Banking; and Salman Hadi, Group Head of Treasury & Global Markets, attended the market opening ceremony at Nasdaq Dubai to celebrate the listing. The ceremonial bell was rung by Ahmed Abdelaal in the presence of Hamed Ali, CEO of Nasdaq Dubai and Dubai Financial Market (DFM). 'This Sukuk listing marks an important step in Mashreq's commitment to strengthening the global Islamic finance landscape. It is a clear demonstration of Mashreq's long-term commitment to Islamic finance, the deepening of cross-border capital flows, and the UAE's continued emergence as a global nexus for ethical and Sharia-compliant financing. Through this programme, we are proud to reinforce investor trust and contribute meaningfully to the maturing of Islamic capital markets,' said Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair, Chairman of Mashreq. 'Our debut listing on Nasdaq Dubai marks a new chapter in Mashreq's capital markets journey. This Sukuk issuance not only attracted strong investor interest but also affirms our disciplined approach to funding, even in a complex macro environment. As we continue to diversify our capital structure through Sharia-compliant channels, we remain committed to delivering strong fundamentals, market transparency, and sustainable value for all stakeholders,' said Ahmed Abdelaal, Group CEO of Mashreq. Investor confidence and market impact Hamed Ali, CEO of Nasdaq Dubai and DFM, said: 'This listing reflects Mashreq's growing ambitions in the Islamic finance sector and underscores our role as a leading marketplace that connects regional issuers with global investors. As Dubai continues to strengthen its capital markets infrastructure, we remain committed to providing an efficient and transparent platform that supports diverse financing needs and promotes sustainable growth across the financial ecosystem.' This landmark Sukuk issuance marked Mashreq's successful return to the international debt capital markets. It was also the first public issuance from the CEEMEA region since the announcement of U.S. tariffs in April 2025, which triggered heightened volatility across global markets. The success of this transaction renewed market participants' confidence and was followed by a string of issuances, helping to reopen the market for regional issuers. The transaction attracted significant investor interest, generating an orderbook of $2.9bn—nearly six times oversubscribed. The final pricing was tightened to UST +105 basis points with a fixed profit rate of 5.03 per cent per annum, reflecting investor confidence in Mashreq's credit fundamentals. With participation from over 90 global investors across the Middle East, Europe, and Asia, the issuance reaffirms Mashreq's leadership in Islamic finance and reinforces Dubai's growing status as a global hub for Sharia-compliant capital markets. With this listing, the total value of Sukuk listed on Nasdaq Dubai has reached $97.2bn, further strengthening the exchange's position as one of the world's largest centers for Islamic fixed income. The overall value of debt securities listed on Nasdaq Dubai now stands at over $140bn across 163 issuances—a testament to the depth and maturity of the UAE's capital markets and the growing appeal of Dubai as a gateway for regional and international investment.
bnok24
04-06-2025
- Business
- bnok24
Nasdaq Dubai Welcomes Mashreq's USD 500 Million Sukuk Listing
Nasdaq Dubai welcomed Mashreq's ('Mashreq' or 'the Bank') debut listing on the exchange with the admission of a USD 500 million Sukuk issued by Mashreq Al Islami Sukuk Company Ltd The Trust Certificates, due in 2030, were issued under Mashreq's USD 2.5 billion Trust Certificate Issuance Programme and are being admitted as a secondary listing following strong demand in the primary market This marks an important milestone for Mashreq as it expands its access to international capital markets and strengthens its presence in the Islamic finance space. It also reflects Nasdaq Dubai's continued role in connecting regional issuers with a global investor base through a well-regulated and diversified platform Senior officials from Mashreq, including Ahmed Abdelaal, Group Chief Executive Officer; Joel Van Dusen, Group Head of Corporate & Investment Banking; and Salman Hadi, Group Head of Treasury & Global Markets, attended the market opening ceremony at Nasdaq Dubai to celebrate the listing. The bell was rung by Ahmed Abdelaal in the presence of Hamed Ali, CEO of Nasdaq Dubai and Dubai Financial Market (DFM) Abdul Aziz Al Ghurair, Chairman of Mashreq, commented: 'This Sukuk listing marks an important step in Mashreq's commitment to strengthening the global Islamic finance landscape. It is a clear demonstration of Mashreq's long-term commitment to Islamic finance, the deepening of cross-border capital flows, and the UAE's continued emergence as a global nexus for ethical and Sharia-compliant financing. Through this programme, we are proud to reinforce investor trust and contribute meaningfully to the maturing of Islamic capital markets Ahmed Abdelaal, Group Chief Executive Officer, Mashreq said: 'Our debut listing on Nasdaq Dubai marks a new chapter in Mashreq's capital markets journey. This Sukuk issuance not only attracted strong investor interest, but also affirms our disciplined approach to funding, even in a complex macro environment. As we continue to diversify our capital structure through Sharia-compliant channels, we remain committed to delivering strong fundamentals, market transparency, and sustainable value for all stakeholders Hamed Ali, CEO of Nasdaq Dubai and Dubai Financial Market (DFM), said: 'This listing reflects Mashreq's growing ambitions in the Islamic finance sector and underscores our role as a leading marketplace that connects regional issuers with global investors. As Dubai continues to strengthen its capital markets infrastructure, we remain committed to providing an efficient and transparent platform that supports diverse financing needs and promotes sustainable growth across the financial ecosystem This landmark Sukuk issuance marked Mashreq's successful return to the international debt capital markets. It was also the first public issuance from the CEEMEA region since the announcement of U.S. tariffs in April 2025, which had triggered heightened volatility across global markets. The success of this transaction renewed market participants' confidence, and was followed by a string of issuances, thereby helping to reopen the market for regional issuers The transaction attracted significant investor interest, resulting in an orderbook of USD 2.9 billion, nearly six times oversubscribed. The final pricing was tightened to UST +105 basis points with a fixed profit rate of 5.03% per annum, reflecting the strength and quality of the orderbook and strong investor confidence in Mashreq's credit fundamentals. With broad participation from over 90 global investors across the Middle East, Europe and Asia, the issuance reaffirms Mashreq's leadership in Islamic finance and reinforces Dubai's growing stature as a global hub for Sharia-compliant capital markets With this listing, the total value of Sukuk listed on Nasdaq Dubai has reached USD 97.2 billion, further strengthening the exchange's position as one of the world's largest centres for Islamic fixed income. The overall value of debt securities listed on Nasdaq Dubai now stands at over USD 140 billion, across 163 issuances. These figures reflect the depth and maturity of the UAE's capital markets, as well as the growing appeal of Dubai as a gateway for regional and international investment Google News تابعونا على تابعونا على تطبيق نبض
Sky News
04-06-2025
- Business
- Sky News
Schroders steps back from London Stock Exchange-led City taskforce
Schroders has stepped back from a key financial sector taskforce led by the London Stock Exchange, even as the asset manager's chair joins the board of the bourse's parent company. Sky News has learnt that Schroders has downgraded its involvement in the Capital Markets Industry Taskforce (CMIT), which was established in 2022, following the recent change of leadership at the company. Sources said that while former Schroders chief executive Peter Harrison remained on CMIT's board in a personal capacity, his successor, Richard Oldfield, was unconvinced that its priorities and those of CMIT were aligned. CMIT, which stages the latest in a series of conferences for industry stakeholders later this month, is chaired by Dame Julia Hoggett, the LSE's chief executive. The group was convened at a crucial time, amid growing concern that London's status as one of the world's leading financial centres is at risk, particularly in respect of its ability to attract high-growth international companies to list on the LSE. Last week, Sky News revealed that Dame Elizabeth Corley, the Schroders chair, was joining the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) board - a move which sparked surprise from senior figures because of the commercial relationships between the two companies. Insiders believe the appointment places Dame Elizabeth in a strong position to replace Don Robert as LSEG chair in the coming years. Schroders said in a statement: "We continue to support CMIT's aims of driving growth in the UK's capital markets. "After leaving Schroders at the end of last year, Peter continues to be a member of CMIT in a personal capacity." A Schroders insider claimed the company itself had never formally been a member of the taskforce.
