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InterContinental Hotels (IC1G) Stock Price & Analysis

IC1G Stock Chart & Stats

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Average Volume (3M)
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Market Cap
CHF 20.12B
Enterprise Value
CHF 29.74B
Total Cash (Recent Filing)
CHF 831.00M
Total Debt (Recent Filing)
CHF 4.54B
Price to Earnings (P/E)
35.3
Beta
0.59
Next Earnings
Feb 23, 2027 (Est.)
Next Dividend Ex-Date
N/A
Dividend Yield
1.09%

Bulls Say, Bears Say

Bulls Say

High-margin Fee Business & Asset-light Model

IHG’s asset‑light franchising and management model drives recurring, high-margin fee revenue. Persistent fee growth and operating-profit expansion indicate scalable revenue with limited capital intensity, supporting durable cashflows, operating leverage and resilience versus asset‑heavy peers.

Large, Growing Loyalty Program

A 160M+ member base and high loyalty penetration deepen direct demand, improve retention and reduce distribution costs long term. Strong loyalty adoption increases repeat stays and owner economics, supporting sustainable RevPAR, higher fee capture and better returns on distribution investments.

Strong Free Cash Flow And High Cash Conversion

Consistent FCF near parity with net income and improving FCF growth demonstrate high earnings quality. Strong cash conversion funds maintenance CapEx, technology, and shareholder returns while enabling deleveraging or opportunistic investments without relying on external financing.

Bears Say

Weak Balance Sheet: Negative Equity And Rising Debt

Persistent negative equity and materially higher debt reduce financial flexibility and increase vulnerability to downturns. With reported negative equity, customary leverage metrics are distorted and the company relies on continued strong cash generation to service obligations and maintain investment and return programs.

Recurring Portfolio Churn / System Removals

Ongoing removals show owner churn and indicate some hotels fail to meet brand or performance standards. Over time, sustained removal rates can cap net system growth, reduce potential fee revenue and signal friction in owner economics or brand positioning that may slow long‑term scale.

Fee‑recognition Timing Gap From New Openings

A structural timing gap means system expansion does not instantaneously convert into fee income; newly signed/opened hotels take time to stabilize and reach full fee rates. This delays margin and EPS accretion from development, making short‑to‑medium term fee growth sensitive to opening cadence and stabilization.

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IC1G FAQ

What is InterContinental Hotels’s market cap?
InterContinental Hotels’s market cap is CHF20.12B.
When is InterContinental Hotels’s upcoming earnings report date?
InterContinental Hotels’s next earnings report is estimated for Feb 23, 2027 (not yet confirmed), which is in 114 days.
How were InterContinental Hotels’s earnings last quarter?
InterContinental Hotels released its earnings results on Aug 11, 2026. The company reported CHF1.468 earnings per share for the quarter, missing the consensus estimate of CHF1.972 by -CHF0.504.
Is InterContinental Hotels overvalued?
Not enough analysts have published a price target to calculate whether the price is overvalued.
Does InterContinental Hotels pay dividends?
InterContinental Hotels does not currently pay dividends.
What is InterContinental Hotels’s EPS estimate?
InterContinental Hotels’s EPS estimate is 0.66.
How many shares outstanding does InterContinental Hotels have?
InterContinental Hotels has 146,883,590 shares outstanding.
What happened to InterContinental Hotels’s price movement after its last earnings report?
InterContinental Hotels reported an EPS of CHF1.468 in its last earnings report, missing expectations of CHF1.972. Following the earnings report the stock price went same ―.
Which hedge fund is a major shareholder of InterContinental Hotels?
Currently, no hedge funds are holding shares in CH:IC1G
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