Beatriz Hoteles will close the 2025 fiscal year with an estimated revenue of 32.5 million euros, representing a 7.3% increase from the previous year and a cumulative growth of 32% since 2022. This increase reflects the effectiveness of the strategies implemented since the arrival of the new management team in 2023, focused on process optimization, service improvement, and customer loyalty.
Beatriz Hoteles defends its economic situation despite being involved in the legal dispute with the Blantyre Capital fund (Meru), who filed a complaint with the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) against the presiding judge of Commercial Court No. 3 of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, responsible for approving the restructuring plan promoted by the fund.
This judicial resolution meant the change of ownership of a company, "valuing its social participations at 12 million euros, instead of their real valuation of more than 73 million euros, since the company's hotel assets are currently appraised at around 127 million euros, compared to an appraisal, incomplete and obsolete as it was carried out in January 2024, which valued the assets at 66 million."
The complaint being studied by the CGPJ alleges that "the process suffered an undue delay of one year and that the judge contradicted his own previous ruling, ignored essential financial evidence, and issued a sentence without full jurisdiction, causing millionaire financial damage and violating fundamental constitutional rights, such as property and effective judicial protection. All of this deprived Inparsa (the family company that owns the Beatriz Hoteles chain in Lanzarote) of its defense".
The GOP (Gross Operating Profit), an indicator of operational profitability that excludes structural costs, taxes, and debt and is one of the main indicators in the hotel sector, will reach 13.39 million euros in 2025, compared to 6.7 million in 2022. This represents a doubling of operational profitability in just three years, consolidating the company's financial stability.
Thanks to continuous GOP improvement and sustained revenue growth, Beatriz Hoteles has generated "a solid cash position that allows it to fully meet all its obligations." The company has strengthened planning and efficiency in payment management, ensuring timely compliance with suppliers, employees, taxes, and capital expenditures (CapEx). This "prudent" financial approach consolidates operational stability and reinforces confidence in its management model.
Likewise, Beatriz Hoteles has continued to contribute to job creation during these months. The company assures that it maintains a "stable work environment committed to the professional development of its employees, ensuring the continuity and quality of service".
"Sustainable growth and modernization"
Since the new management team took over in 2023, Beatriz Hotels has launched a comprehensive "transformation and modernization" plan. That year, all investment needs in technology, machinery, and common areas were identified. During 2024 and 2025, these strategic CapEx plans were executed, implementing improvements in IT systems, Health & Safety measures, machinery renovation, and updating of rooms and common areas.
In 2025, €1.9 million was allocated to these objectives, strengthening infrastructure, optimizing operational processes, and consolidating a strategy of solid, responsible, and sustainable growth, always focused on efficiency, service quality, and commitment to the team and clients.
