As Soho House faces challenges with profit, per CNN, it will now be going private. The $2.7 billion deal was spearheaded by MCR Hotels, leading shareholders to receive $9 a share, Reuters reports.

Ashton Kutcher joins Soho House’s $2.7 billion deal to go private, adding another win to his billion-dollar investment portfolio.

Neil Thomson joins the C-suite of the membership club company, which MCR Hotels is taking private in a $2.7 billion deal.

In a significant move within the hospitality industry, private members' club chain Soho House has been acquired for $2.7 billion (£2 billion) by a consortium that includes Hollywood actor and investor ...

A group of investors led by the owner of several boutique New York hotels have agreed to take Soho House & Co private in a US$2.7bil deal for the members' club operator that's struggled since its ...

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A group of investors are taking Soho House private. The deal, which is worth $2.7 billion, is led by MCR, the luxury hotel ...

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The take-private offer implies a total enterprise value of roughly $2.7 billion for Soho House, including debt.

Ashton Kutcher is ready to help take SoHo House to the next level. The That 70’s Show alum recently announced that after more than a decade as a member of the social club, he’s investing in the ...

Soho House, the upscale private members' club operator, will go private in a $2.7 billion transaction by MCR Hotels, with shareholders receiving $9 per share.