DiamondRock Hospitality Company (DRH) Q4 2012 earnings summary
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Q4 2012 earnings summary
4 Nov, 2026Executive summary
Portfolio comprised 27 premium hotels and resorts with 11,590 rooms; five hotels were acquired and four non-core hotels sold during 2012.
2012 revenue rose 20.5% to $749.6M, comparable RevPAR increased 5.2%, and net loss widened to $16.6M.
Financial highlights
Revenue increased $127.4M YoY to $749.6M; rooms contributed $526.1M, food and beverage $180.4M, and other revenue $43.1M.
Operating income was $31.1M versus $40.1M; interest expense rose to $53.8M from $45.4M, and net loss was $16.6M versus $7.7M.
Adjusted EBITDA was $189.7M versus $162.1M; Adjusted FFO was $140.2M versus $103.6M, excluding listed unusual and non-cash items.
Hotel operating expenses rose 17.5% to $555.8M, including acquisition costs; comparable property costs also reflected higher wages, benefits, sales and marketing, and maintenance.
Outlook and guidance
2013 outlook anticipated lodging recovery, increased travel demand, and RevPAR gains driven more by room rates than occupancy; group demand could be volatile amid macroeconomic uncertainty.
Approximately $140M of capital improvements was planned for 2013 and early 2014, with $100M expected from corporate cash; renovation timing and returns remained uncertain.
The Times Square hotel was expected to open in mid-2014 at a fixed contractual purchase price of approximately $128M; acquisition remained subject to project completion and closing conditions.
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