Scandic Completes Acquisition of Dalata’s Hotel Operations

By Public Technologies
  • Scandic Hotels Group completed its EUR 500 million acquisition of Dalata Hotel Group’s hotel operations on November 2, 2026.
  • The acquisition covers 57 hotels with approximately 12,500 rooms, with another 1,600 rooms in the pipeline.
  • The purchase price was paid on a cash-free, debt-free basis, funded through cash and loan facilities.
  • The acquired operations will be consolidated in the Other Europe reporting segment from completion.
  • Clayton Hotels and Maldron Hotels join the portfolio, expanding the group to over 320 hotels across 11 markets.


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