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- H World Group Limited is a global hotel operator and franchisor headquartered in Jiading District, Shanghai, China, founded in 2005. The company develops and operates leased, manachised, franchised, and owned hotels under multiple brands including HanTing Hotel, JI Hotel, Orange Hotel, Crystal Orange Hotel, IntercityHotel, Hi Inn, Ni Hao Hotel, Elan Hotel, Steigenberger, Steigenberger Icons, MAXX by Steigenberger, IntercityHotel, and Zleep Hotels. It offers hotel leasing, direct hotel operation, co-development services, and asset-light franchise management mainly across China and Europe. H World Group operates more than 12,700 hotels with over 1.2 million rooms globally, making it one of the largest hotel chains worldwide. Recent major developments include the group's accelerated network expansion with over 2,000 new hotel openings in 2025 and plans to open 2,300 hotels in the year, alongside strategic closures of 500-600 underperforming properties. The company has strengthened its international presence by expanding the JI Hotel brand in Southeast Asia, including Malaysia and Cambodia, and continues to develop its asset-light portfolio focusing on operational efficiency and cost reduction. Strategic moves also involve a long-term partnership with Accor under franchise agreements and the 2020 acquisition of Deutsche Hospitality, which operates leading European brands such as Steigenberger and IntercityHotel. H World Group has dual listings on NASDAQ and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and continuously pursues quality network growth, enhanced brand positioning, and digital capability advancements to sustain its leadership in the hospitality industry. The company targets a broad customer base ranging from economy travelers to upscale guests across China and international markets, leveraging more than 20 hotel brands to cater to diverse traveler needs. Its operations and investment arms include subsidiaries like China Lodging Holdings (HK) Ltd. and Huazhu Investment entities in Hong Kong. H World Group remains focused on expanding its hotel count significantly by 2030, aiming to double its properties in China and strengthen its global footprint while maintaining strong financial performance and growth momentum. This comprehensive profile reflects H World Group Limited’s multifaceted hotel service offerings, geographic diversification, and recent strategic expansions and investments within the hospitality sector.
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