Who owns Accor, and which brands does it have?
Accor is a publicly listed company on Euronext Paris and part of the CAC 40 index. Its largest shareholders at 30 June 2026 were Parvus Asset Management (14.9%), Kingdom Holding Company (7.0%) and Qatar Investment Authority (6.6%), with 60.7% free float. It has more than 45 hotel brands, including Raffles, Fairmont, Sofitel, Pullman, Novotel, Mercure and ibis.
Ownership and business model
Accor is a public company listed on Euronext Paris and included in the CAC 40 index. According to the shareholding page on its corporate site, at 30 June 2026 its main shareholders were Parvus Asset Management (14.9%), Kingdom Holding Company (7.0%), Qatar Investment Authority (6.6%), Wellington Management (5.7%) and BlackRock (5.2%), with the remaining 60.7% in free float.
The group describes itself as asset-light. It reports through two divisions, Premium, Midscale and Economy and Luxury and Lifestyle, and earns revenue mainly from management and franchise fees and from sales, marketing, distribution and loyalty services. Full-year 2025 revenue was EUR 5,639 million and recurring EBITDA EUR 1,201 million. In its half-year 2026 results Accor said it had agreed to sell its stake of about 30.7% in Essendi (formerly AccorInvest), the hotel owner, to a Blackstone and Colony IM consortium, with closing expected in the fourth quarter of 2026.
Accor brands
Luxury
- Orient Express
- Raffles
- Fairmont
- Emblems Collection
- Sofitel
- MGallery Collection
- Faena
- Banyan Tree
Lifestyle (Ennismore)
- 21c Museum Hotel
- 25hours Hotels
- Delano
- Hyde
- Mama Shelter
- Mondrian
- Morgans Originals
- Our Habitas
- Rixos
- SLS
- SO/
- The Hoxton
Premium
- Swissôtel
- Pullman
- Mövenpick
- Grand Mercure
- Mantis
- Art Series
- Angsana
- Peppers
- The Sebel
Midscale
- Handwritten Collection
- Novotel
- Mercure
- TRIBE
- Mantra
- Adagio
Economy
- ibis Styles
- ibis
- JO&JOE
- ibis budget
- greet
- BreakFree
- Hotel F1
Brand list as published by the company. See sources.
Hotels in the Directory
| Hotel | Market | Keys | Stage | Opening |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sofitel Legend Casco Viejo | Panama City, Panama | 159 | Open | 2023 |
| Orient Express La Minerva | Rome, Italy | 93 | Open | 2025 |
| Raffles London at The OWO | London, United Kingdom | 120 | Open | 2023 |
| Raffles Singapore | Singapore | 115 | Open | 1887 |
Key people
- Sébastien BazinGroup Chairman & CEO
- Jean-Jacques MorinGroup Deputy CEO and Premium, Midscale & Economy Division CEO
- Martine GerowChief Finance Officer
- Thomas DubaereCEO Americas
- Karelle LamoucheCEO Europe & North Africa
- Duncan O’RourkeCEO Middle East, Africa & Asia Pacific
As listed on Accor: Leadership and governance.
Stock listing
- Status
- Publicly listed
- Exchange
- Euronext Paris
- Ticker
- AC
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Key dates
- 1967
- Paul Dubrule and Gérard Pélisson open the first Novotel in Lille, France
- 1974
- Enters the budget market with the first ibis, in Bordeaux
- 1980
- Acquires the Sofitel brand, entering the luxury segment
- 1983
- Accor is listed on the Paris Stock Exchange
- 2016
- Acquires Fairmont, Raffles and Swissôtel and partners with Banyan Tree
- 2019
- Launches the ALL Accor Live Limitless loyalty programme
- 2021
- Ennismore joint venture formed, expanding the lifestyle brand portfolio
- 2023
- Reorganises into two divisions: Luxury and Lifestyle, and Premium, Midscale and Economy
Questions readers ask.
Who owns Accor?
Accor is publicly listed on Euronext Paris. At 30 June 2026 its largest shareholders were Parvus Asset Management (14.9%), Kingdom Holding Company (7.0%), Qatar Investment Authority (6.6%), Wellington Management (5.7%) and BlackRock (5.2%). The free float was 60.7%.
How many brands does Accor have?
Accor says it has more than 45 hotel brands. Its official brands page names 42 across five segments: Luxury, Lifestyle (Ennismore), Premium, Midscale and Economy.
How many hotels does Accor have?
Accor had 5,835 hotels with 881,928 rooms at 30 June 2026, and a pipeline of 1,595 hotels with more than 268,000 rooms.
Where is Accor headquartered?
Accor is headquartered at 82 rue Henri Farman, Issy-les-Moulineaux, near Paris, France.
Sources & context.
Figures are taken from the company documents listed below and carry the date they refer to. Profile last checked 10 October 2026.
- Accor half-year 2026 results press release, 30 July 2026 (as republished by Journal des Palaces)
- Accor full-year 2025 results press release (as republished by Journal des Palaces)
- Accor Integrated Report 2025
- Accor: Shareholding and Dividend
- Accor: Our brands
- Accor: Our history
- Accor: About us
- Accor: Sébastien Bazin biography
