MCR-led group to acquire Soho House for $2.7 billion, with Ashton Kutcher joining the board to reinvigorate the exclusive hospitality brand.

Target Information

Soho House, a prominent network of private members’ clubs, is poised to transition back to private ownership after reaching an agreement for a buyout valued at $2.7 billion (£1.99 billion), led by the MCR hotel group. As part of the deal, this iconic London-based hospitality brand will be delisted from the New York Stock Exchange.

The acquisition features notable participation from actor and investor Ashton Kutcher, who is leading a consortium to inject new funding into Soho House and will secure a position on the company’s board upon the completion of the takeover. Founded in 1995 by Nick Jones as a creative hub, Soho House has since grown into a global presence, characterized by its design-led environments and exclusive memberships.

Industry Overview

The hospitality industry in the United Kingdom has witnessed significant transformations in recent years. The demand for unique and experiential accommodations has spurred the growth of brands like Soho House, which cater to d