HLTHilton Worldwide Holdings Inc.
Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc. (HLT) operates a global portfolio of hotel brands, managing properties across the U.S. and international markets. The company derives revenue from room sales, food and beverage operations, and ancillary services like meeting space and loyalty program fees. Its next catalyst is Oct 21, 2026 — Q3 2026 Earnings Release, which will test the durability of its recent revenue growth and the strength of its balance sheet amid macroeconomic uncertainty.
- Hilton’s revenue grew 7.7% YoY in 2026, driven by strong travel demand and resilient RevPAR.
- Free cash flow (TTM) reached $4.60B, supporting its dividend and share buybacks.
- Net margin (TTM) of 13.8% reflects improved cost control and pricing power.
The schedule
- Wed21Oct
- Tue9Feb
- Tue27Apr
- Wed28Jul
Past
- Wed29Jul
Actual outcome: Mixed
Hilton reported Q2 earnings that met estimates and raised its full-year profit outlook, driven by higher revenue and resilient travel demand. However, the company also issued soft third-quarter guidance that fell below Wall Street expectations. These conflicting signals between strong current performance and near-term headwinds left investors uncertain, resulting in a completely flat price reaction.
Hilton reported Q2 earnings that met estimates and raised its full-year profit outlook, driven by higher revenue and resilient travel demand. However, the company also issued soft third-quarter guidance that fell below Wall Street expectations. These conflicting signals between strong current performance and near-term headwinds left investors uncertain, resulting in a completely flat price reaction.
- Tue28Apr
Actual outcome: Mixed · $324.07 at outcome
Hilton delivered a mixed Q1 report, meeting GAAP EPS estimates and beating on adjusted EPS while slightly missing revenue consensus. Although the company raised its full-year room revenue growth forecast on the back of strong travel demand, the stock saw a muted 2.5% decline as investors weighed the solid fundamentals against an already full valuation.
Hilton delivered a mixed Q1 report, meeting GAAP EPS estimates and beating on adjusted EPS while slightly missing revenue consensus. Although the company raised its full-year room revenue growth forecast on the back of strong travel demand, the stock saw a muted 2.5% decline as investors weighed the solid fundamentals against an already full valuation.
- Fri20Mar
Actual outcome: Bull · $303.16 at outcome
Hilton's stock rose 3.6% and nearly reached the bull target following positive updates on the MGM integration and the announcement of an exclusive global partnership with YOTEL to expand its lifestyle segment. Investor sentiment was further bolstered by the launch of the Hilton AI Planner and new management contracts, which reinforced the company's growth trajectory and loyalty program efficiency.
Hilton's stock rose 3.6% and nearly reached the bull target following positive updates on the MGM integration and the announcement of an exclusive global partnership with YOTEL to expand its lifestyle segment. Investor sentiment was further bolstered by the launch of the Hilton AI Planner and new management contracts, which reinforced the company's growth trajectory and loyalty program efficiency.
- Wed11Feb
Actual outcome: Bull · $314.62 at outcome
Hilton delivered a strong Q4 beat, reporting EPS of $2.08 (vs. $2.02 estimate) and surpassing revenue expectations, driven by 10% year-over-year growth in Q4 Adjusted EBITDA. The fundamental strength, coupled with management highlighting a massive development pipeline supporting 6%-7% annual unit expansion, reassured investors that the growth trajectory justifies the premium valuation. This positive outlook and earnings beat drove the stock well above the $305 bull target, despite news of billionaire investor Bill Ackman exiting his position.
Hilton delivered a strong Q4 beat, reporting EPS of $2.08 (vs. $2.02 estimate) and surpassing revenue expectations, driven by 10% year-over-year growth in Q4 Adjusted EBITDA. The fundamental strength, coupled with management highlighting a massive development pipeline supporting 6%-7% annual unit expansion, reassured investors that the growth trajectory justifies the premium valuation. This positive outlook and earnings beat drove the stock well above the $305 bull target, despite news of billionaire investor Bill Ackman exiting his position.
