ATAT: Atour Lifestyle Holdings Limited Market Capitalization

Atour Lifestyle (ATAT) acts as an innovative leader in the Chinese hospitality sector, earning the trust of young consumers through affordable premium services. The business relies on a digital ecosystem featuring the A-Card program, which retains customers via network effects. A network of lifestyle hotels, with a capitalization of 4.24, serves as a steady cash generator. The market price on GURU.Markets, as confirmed by this chart, reflects the current valuation of this profitable asset.

ATAT (Atour) Market Value history from 04/28/2023 to 11/12/2026

ATAT (Atour Hotels): analytical breakdowns and indicator data

- stock price and consensus target price:

Stock Quotes Atour|ATAT - Analyst Forecast Prices

- market capitalization information:

Market Capitalization Atour Hotels|ATAT - Enterprise Value

- issuer book value statistics:

Accounting Value per Share Atour|ATAT - Total Net Assets|Market Value to Book Value Ratio yaduo.com|ATAT - Aggregate Asset Value

- issuer credit burden and liquidity indicators:

- net income and valuation multiples indicators:

ATAT - Final Profit|Projected Future Earnings Atour Lifestyle|ATAT - Market Cap to Earnings|Future Price to Earnings Atour Lifestyle Holdings Limited|ATAT - Growth-Adjusted Market Cap to Net Income|Enterprise Value to Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization Atour Hotels|ATAT - Profit before interest, taxes and amortization|Earnings per share for the last twelve months Atour|ATAT - Earnings per share for the trailing year|Year-over-year net earnings per share growth for the last 12 months yaduo.com|ATAT - Net earnings per one share growth for the current year|Earnings growth forecast for next year Atour Lifestyle

Comprehensive company analysis:Atour (ATAT)

The premium status of Atour Lifestyle (ATAT) and its pricing power to increase room rates without sacrificing demand translate directly into growth in the company's market capitalization. This indicator, calculated as the product of the current share price and the total number of outstanding shares, reflects the aggregate business valuation by investors, which must be compared against actual revenue to identify if the asset is overbought.

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