Pacha Group raked in $139 million in revenue during a record Ibiza season, showcasing the power of nightlife in their portfolio.
Entertainment venues and lifestyle brand Pacha Group has reported strong financial results, generating EUR €118.8 million (approximately USD $139 million) in revenue and EUR €40.5 million (around $47 million) in EBITDA for the nine months ending September 2025. While the company did not provide year-over-year comparisons, its performance has been attributed to a record-breaking season at Pacha Ibiza nightclub, which welcomed 583,834 guests across 156 events this season—an increase of 20% compared to the previous year. The revenue from the nightclub itself saw a 17% year-on-year rise.
Additionally, Destino Five Ibiza, now a five-star resort following its repositioning, experienced a 41% year-on-year increase in the average daily rate, reaching EUR €580 ($680). Despite a shortened operating season due to renovations, the property boasted an impressive occupancy rate of 85% and a 7% growth in revenue since its reopening on June 1.
FIVE Holdings, the parent company that acquired Pacha Group two years ago, also saw robust consolidated results, with AED 1.7 billion ($463 million) in revenue and AED 513 million ($140 million) in EBITDA. Pacha’s operations now account for approximately 30% of FIVE Holdings’ hospitality revenue and about one-third of the group’s EBITDA.
On the merchandise front, Pacha’s retail division reported an impressive 59% revenue growth. Sales from five stores in Ibiza climbed 62% year-on-year, while wholesale and e-commerce operations expanded by 30% and 170%, respectively.
FIVE Holdings, which acquired Pacha in October 2023 for an undisclosed amount, operates a diverse portfolio worth nearly AED 13 billion ($3.54 billion) across Dubai, Zurich, and Ibiza. The company holds LEED Platinum certifications for both Pacha Ibiza and Pacha Hotel, operating with 100% renewable electricity. In 2024, Pacha Group achieved a significant reduction in its carbon footprint, avoiding 538 metric tons of CO2 equivalent emissions and cutting overall carbon emissions by 34%.
To support its growth strategy, FIVE Holdings secured a $460 million revolving credit facility in September with commercial banks, which will enable the company to repay a $350 million green bond three years early. This financial maneuver is expected to lower borrowing costs and unlock over $300 million in cash for future investments. The group plans to invest $500 million over the next two years to enhance its entertainment-focused hospitality presence in both Dubai and Ibiza, as well as expand into the US and Asia.
