Looks like the Pacha Group is riding a high wave, pulling in $139 million in revenue this year with a stellar performance in Ibiza.
Entertainment powerhouse Pacha Group reported impressive financial results, generating €118.8 million (approximately $139 million) in revenue and €40.5 million ($47 million) in EBITDA for the nine-month period ending September 2025. The company, which was acquired by Dubai’s FIVE Holdings just two years ago, has attributed this performance to an exceptional season at its flagship venue, Pacha Ibiza. The iconic nightclub attracted 583,834 visitors across 156 events, marking a 20% increase in attendance year-over-year. Pacha Ibiza’s revenue also saw a 17% rise compared to the previous year.
Additionally, the recently revamped Destino Five Ibiza resort experienced a remarkable 41% rise in average daily rates, now standing at €580 ($680). Despite a shorter operating season due to renovations, the resort achieved an 85% occupancy rate and 7% revenue growth following its reopening on June 1.
FIVE Holdings, the parent company, reported consolidated revenue of AED 1.7 billion ($463 million) and an EBITDA of AED 513 million ($140 million). Pacha Group’s contributions are significant, now accounting for approximately 30% of FIVE Holdings’ hospitality revenue and about a third of its overall EBITDA.
Merchandise sales for Pacha also thrived, with a notable 59% growth in revenue. Retail sales from five stores in Ibiza rose by 62% year-over-year, while the wholesale division expanded by 30%. E-commerce sales surged an impressive 170%, showcasing the brand’s growing online presence.
FIVE Holdings acquired Pacha Group in October 2023, a deal that included Pacha Ibiza nightclub, Destino Pacha Hotel (now known as Destino Five Ibiza), Pacha Hotel, Toy Room Club, WooMoon Storytellers, and the Pacha Collection fashion line.
The group’s portfolio is valued at nearly AED 13 billion ($3.54 billion) and spans key locations including Dubai, Zurich, and Ibiza. With sustainability efforts in focus, both Pacha Ibiza and Pacha Hotel have received LEED Platinum certifications, operating entirely on renewable energy.
In 2024, the Pacha Group reported significant environmental achievements, avoiding 538 metric tons of CO2 equivalent emissions and achieving a 34% reduction in carbon footprint. The Destino Five Ibiza resort implemented water recycling and conservation systems, achieving a 40% reduction in water consumption, contributing to an overall 7% decrease in group-wide water usage.
FIVE Holdings recently secured a $460 million revolving credit facility to support its ambitious global expansion, allowing for strategic investments and timely repayment of existing debts. The group has plans to invest $500 million over the next two years to enhance its entertainment-focused hospitality ventures in Dubai and Ibiza and to expand into the US and Asia markets.