Fattal adds 4 Revo hotels: what 1,040 rooms mean for Fattal Holdings stock

Published on 10/19/2026 at 10:41 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Fattal bought 4 Revo hotels on September 27, 2026. For Fattal Holdings stock, second-quarter revenue hit ILS 1.90 billion and net income ILS 141 million.

Expansion adds operating scale

Fattal Holdings added 4 former Revo hotels with 1,040 rooms on September 27, 2026.
The hotel group operates 329 hotels across 22 countries with 58,000 rooms.
Greenberg Traurig reported that Fattal was purchasing 22 Revo properties on September 24, 2026.

Fattal Holdings (1998), IL0011434292, Illustration mit AI erstellt.

Fattal Holdings (1998) (ISIN IL0011434292) added 4 former Revo hotels with 1,040 rooms on September 27, 2026, according to Capdex. The transaction extends the Israeli group's European hotel platform while the stock remains tied to a large operating base.

What do 1,040 rooms add?

The latest expansion is part of a broader Revo transaction. On September 24, 2026, Greenberg Traurig said Fattal Hotel Group was purchasing 22 properties from the insolvent hospitality group. The 4 hotels and 1,040 rooms identified on September 27 therefore represent one disclosed part of that 22-property purchase.

Scale is the central operating fact. Fattal's corporate website lists 329 hotels, 58,000 rooms, 22 countries and 142 cities. Its primary Leonardo brand accounts for 216 hotels in 20 countries, giving the Revo additions a direct fit with an established European network.

Quarterly figures set the context

Investing.com listed an August 25, 2026 release with second-quarter revenue of ILS 1.90 billion and net income of ILS 141 million. The same page gives previous-quarter revenue of ILS 1.33 billion and net income of minus ILS 316 million, so revenue increased by 42.54 percent while earnings moved from a loss to a profit.

That operating backdrop matters because hotel acquisitions add rooms, leases and integration demands at the same time. The disclosed Revo purchases expand Fattal's footprint, while the quarterly figures provide a measurable baseline for judging whether the enlarged platform can convert room growth into earnings.

Stock context and company profile

Fattal Holdings is listed on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange under ticker FTAL and operates in the consumer cyclical and travel lodging sectors. At the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, the stock was last at ILA 65,420.00 on October 19, 2026 at 11:25 a.m. IDT. Its 52-week range was ILA 55,340.00 to ILA 86,000.00 on the same market data reference.

The acquisition story is therefore a scale story rather than a standalone property announcement. Investors can weigh 1,040 newly identified rooms against the wider 22-property purchase and the group's existing 329-hotel network.

Expansion and quarterly figures

Fattal's disclosed Revo expansion combines 4 hotels and 1,040 rooms with a wider 22-property purchase, while second-quarter revenue reached ILS 1.90 billion.