Choice Hotels International CHH

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$CHH contract liabilities rose to 236.5 million dollars at September 30 from 220.3 million at year end, because cash received of 109.0 million dollars outpaced the 92.8 million recognized as revenue over the nine months. The filing says that balance is fixed transaction price still to be recognized in future periods, and the initial franchise and system fees inside it are typically recognized over a ten year period.

$CHH Choice Hotels reported Q3 adjusted EPS of $2.33 and raised its RevPAR outlook. Shares closed at $118.61 on Monday, above the 50-day SMA ($104.44) and above the 200-day ($107.04), near the top of its 20-day range ($99.08–$118.65). Price is above the EMA 20 ($109.21). Daily RSI 70. Interactive chart with bull and bear scenarios, support/resistance and trendlines on JC Just Charts: https://justcharts.merlintrader.com/#CHH Not investment advice.

Choice Hotels International reported better-than-expected Q3 2026 results, beating Wall Street estimates on both earnings and revenue. Adjusted diluted EPS reached $2.33, while revenue rose 2.5% year over year to $458.3 million, approximately 2.2%–2.5% above analyst expectations. The company also raised its full-year outlook, increasing its U.S. and global RevPAR growth forecast to 1.5%–2.5%, from its previous range of 0%–1.25%, and lifting adjusted EBITDA guidance to $641–651 million. CEO Dom Dragisich said October U.S. RevPAR was approximately 7% above year-ago levels, signaling stronger momentum entering Q4. U.S. franchise agreements awarded increased 24% year over year, while the extended-stay segment reached its 600th hotel opening, marking its 13th consecutive quarter of double-digit net room growth. The combination of earnings beats, stronger guidance and improving operating trends boosted investor confidence. $CHH

$CHH the undercut took longer to manifest itself, but the ERs proved the thesis. $WH looks good too.

https://www.marketbeat.com/earnings/reports/2026-11-2-choice-hotels-international-inc-stock/ $CHH Choice Hotels International Earnings Tra

$CHH reported before the open this morning. Adjusted EPS of $2.33 beat the $2.29 analyst estimate by 1.7%, according to Stock Meadow. Revenue was USD 458M versus USD 448M expected.

$CHH Q3 '26 Earnings Results & Recap Choice Hotels International lowered Full-Year 2026 net income guidance to $178M and diluted EPS to $3.92, while raising adjusted EBITDA guidance to $641M and raised global and U.S. RevPAR outlooks to 1.5%2.5%.