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ATAT

Atour Lifestyle·NASDAQ

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ATAT fundamentals

ATAT Q4 2025 Earnings

Atour Lifestyle (ATAT) released its earnings on Mar 17, 2026: revenue was 398.40M (YoY +39.58%), beat estimates; EPS was 0.1701 (YoY -47.60%), missed estimates.

Revenue / YoY

398.40M

+39.58%

EPS / YoY

0.1701

-47.60%

Report date

Mar 17, 2026

ATAT Earnings Call Summary for Q4,2025

Revenue Growth: Managed hotel revenue +28.1% YoY, retail revenue +52.4% YoY, driven by 2,015 hotels in operation and Atour Planet's 67% YoY retail growth.
Strategic Expansion: Launched Atour Origin (55 hotels) and SAVHE (RevPAR RMB 950 in Q4), with 2026 focus on refined cost models for mid-scale Atour Light.
Retail Dominance: Retail revenue target 25-30% YoY growth in 2026, with 10 million+ Deep Sleep Memory Foam Pillow sales and new loungewear/fitted sheet categories.
Profitability: 2025 adjusted net profit margin 17.9%, 2026 margin expected to decline slightly due to strategic investments.
Risk Management: 2026 hotel closures planned at 80 (vs. 92 in 2025), maintaining quality amid slower industry supply growth.

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Revenue & Expenses

ATAT has released its 2025 Q4 earnings report, with revenue of 398.65M, reflecting a YoY change of 39.63%, and net profit of 68.42M, showing a YoY change of 51.03%. The Sankey diagram below clearly presents ATAT's revenue sources and cost distribution.

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