Stock Spotlight: Soho House appeal remains despite reduced expansion plans

Longest waiting list since launch

Eve Maddock-Jones
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Soho House has pulled back on the number of new sites it expects to open this year, a move that has failed to dampen positivity around the stock, which has risen 80% year-to-date.

The company offers a fleet of private members clubs across the world, including sites in Israel, Sweden, India, the UK and US, all offering a "lifestyle brand" experience, with customers are able to access its ‘Homes' as well as other restaurant and gym amenities. Under the Soho House umbrella are brands The Ned, Soho Home, Soho Works, Soho Skin, Scorpios, The Line and Saguaro Hotels, all offering similar luxury membership perks. Stock Spotlight: Siemens Energy wind turbine unit turnaround blown off course The company's original, founding ‘house' was 40 Greek Street, Soho in London...

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