This is the fourth part of my Atour deep dive. Over four parts, and more words than I’d like to admit, I’ve taken Atour Lifestyle Holdings apart from its origin story to its valuation.
As with all of my deep dives, I close with a companion slide deck that distills the full analysis into a visual format. It covers the 90-second pitch, the key pillars of the thesis and their respective falsification checks, the unit economics against peers, the layers of growth capital behind the ROIIC (which I plan to dedicate a separate post to!), my growth and margin assumptions, and the valuation, all on slides you can flip through in a few minutes.
If you’ve read the full series, think of it as a refresher to come back to before each earnings report, starting with the Q3 results on November 24.
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If you only have ten minutes, it’s the fastest way to decide whether Atour deserves a place on your watchlist.
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