Soho House is ending its tumultuous life on the public markets after agreeing to be taken over by a US hotel giant in a $1.8bn (£1.3bn) deal.

Soho House is being taken private in an all-cash deal at $9 per share, capping a 67% gain since my April upgrade. See why I am downgrading SHCO stock to Sell.

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Soho House & Co. made it official Monday: Its ownership will now match its membership, which is to say that both will be private. It may well be for the best, as the members-only business model may not be well suited for public markets — but the timing could be awkward.

The celebrity hotspot, frequented by the likes of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, is being taken over by a group of investors, including Ashton Kutcher, in a deal worth around $2.7 billion (£2 billion).

Soho House & Co (NYSE: SHCO), today announced the appointment of Mr. Neil Thomson as the Company’s new Chief Financial Officer, effective August 18, 2025. Mr. Thomson, who will be based in the Company’s London Head Office,