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Analyses on Holmes Place (4)
- March 31, 2026March 31, 2026
- Follow-up
Holmes Place: Can the Family Pipeline Really Carry the 2027 and 2030 Targets?
Holmes Place’s Family pipeline is a real growth leg, but at the end of 2025 it cannot carry the 2027 and 2030 EBITDA targets on its own because only Be'er Yaakov and Even Yehuda are on a 2026 opening path while Be'er Sheva and Harish belong mainly to the 2028 to 2030 story.
- Follow-up
Holmes Place: Icon Is Adding Volume, but Is It Yet Earning Like a Mature Chain?
In 2025 Icon proves that it can add volume, but it still does not prove that it earns like a mature low-cost chain: revenue and members rose while segment profit and profit per member fell.
- Follow-up
Holmes Place: How Much Cash Really Remains After Leases, Capex and Dividends
Holmes Place ended 2025 with operating cash flow that looks strong at first glance, but after leases, capex, and dividends there was no free surplus left for shareholders. Banking comfort improved, yet the real cash test remains tight.
Holmes Place 2025: More Clubs, More Members, but 2026 Will Be Judged on Cash, Not EBITDA
Holmes Place ends 2025 as a growth company that is getting larger, but still relies on the mature premium segment to generate most of the earnings while Icon, Revo and the new openings still need more time and more cash to become cleaner growth.
