KKR et al. buy Intertur Hotels
Private equity fund manager KKR has acquired Intertur Hotels alongside asset management firm Dunas Capital and hotel group Alua Hotels & Resorts.
The deal saw KKR lead the investor syndicate, which included the Iberian asset management firm Dunas, headquartered in Lisbon, and the hotel chain manager Alua Hotels & Resorts, owned by UK-based private equity and special situations investor Alchemy Partners.
According to a source familiar with the situation, KKR acquired a 95% stake in the business. Additionally, the GP aims to further invest in the leisure sector across the southern European region.
According to a statement, Alua will manage the hotel chain at closing of the transaction and will market it under its own brand from 2018 onwards.
Alua is a hotel and resorts chain created in 2015 following a platform investment backed by Alchemy Partners. The GP has invested €4bn in the asset since its inception, according to a statement. The business currently has a portfolio of 15 hotels and around 3,200 rooms in the Balearic and Canary Islands.
Company
Headquartered in Mallorca, Intertur is a hotel group with two premises in Mallorca and two in Ibiza. The business was founded in 1964 and its workforce during high season comprises 450 people.
People
KKR – Guillaume Cassou (head of European real estate).
Dunas Capital – Andreu Nubiola (managing director).
Alua Hotels & Resorts – Javier Aguila (CEO).
Advisers
Equity – Freshfields (legal); Bird & Bird (legal); Deloitte (financial due diligence); Deerns (other due diligence).
Company – Bufete Buades (legal).
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