Vacation rental technology platform HomeToGo has said its B2B arm HomeToGo_PRO is now its “core growth engine.”
Announcing third-quarter 2025 financial results, the company said revenue for the group was up almost 17% to €73 million while international financial reporting standards (IFRS) revenue increased 24% to €108 million. Adjusted EBITDA rose 20% to €43 million.
HomeToGo said IFRS revenue for the PRO business unit increased 83% to almost €51 million. Adjusted EBITDA for the segment was up 109% to €13 million this quarter.
The company’s B2C rental marketplace reported a 9% dip in booking revenues to €40 million year over year. IFRS revenue for the quarter was down almost 2% to €62 million. Adjusted EBITDA was up just over 1% to almost €30 million.
“HomeToGo’s third quarter results prove that the strategic evolution of HomeToGo_PRO into our new center of gravity is already yielding measurable success: HomeToGo_PRO saw IFRS Revenues skyrocket by 83% year over year and its profitability more than doubled,” said HomeToGo CGO Sebastian Bielski.
“The HomeToGo marketplace also saw adjusted EBITDA increase by 60% year over year in the first nine months of 2025, showing strong progress following HomeToGo’s new focus on profitability over scale. With the Interhome integration well on track, we are entering a new era for the HomeToGo Group and are excited for this next phase in our growth journey.”
The company said the it has already launched the Interhome B2C channel on the group’s technology platform enabling “faster product development, great flexibility and future scalability for the Interhome brand.”
HomeToGo announced its acquisition of Interhome in January 2025. The deal closed in late August after a delay while the Swiss competition authority reviewed Dertour's acquisition of Hotelplan. Interhome was a subsidiary of Hotelplan, and while the agreements were separate, HomeToGo's acquisition could not be closed until Dertour's transaction was approved.