
HomeToGo SE
Europe's leading vacation rental group, listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange as HTG. Operates the HomeToGo marketplace plus Interhome and a portfolio of regional rental brands.
Company Type
public
Founded
2014
Headquarters
Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Stock
Frankfurt Stock Exchange: HTG
Revenue
EUR 255.5 million (FY2025, IFRS); EUR 394.3 million pro-forma
Employees
Approximately 1,500
Primary Market
Europe
About HomeToGo SE
What does HomeToGo SE own?
The group owns the HomeToGo metasearch marketplace, Interhome's managed rental business, brands including Casamundo, Wimdu, e-domizil, Feries, Agriturismo.it, and Escapada Rural, and the HomeToGo_PRO software unit.
Is HomeToGo publicly traded?
Yes. HomeToGo SE trades on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under ticker HTG in the Prime Standard segment. It listed in September 2021 via a merger with Lakestar SPAC I.
Who founded HomeToGo?
Patrick Andra, Wolfgang Heigl, and Nils Regge founded the company in Berlin in 2014, building it around a metasearch engine for vacation rentals.
Where is HomeToGo headquartered?
The operating headquarters is in Berlin, Germany. The legal registered office is in Luxembourg, where the company is organized as a Societe Europeenne.
How many brands does HomeToGo own?
The group operates about eight consumer brands across Europe, led by the HomeToGo flagship and Interhome, plus the HomeToGo_PRO software unit for property managers.
Who owns HomeToGo?
Public shareholders own the company following the 2021 listing. Founders and early investors retain significant stakes alongside institutional investors and the free float.
What was the Interhome acquisition?
HomeToGo acquired Interhome, Europe's second-largest vacation rental manager with about 40,000 properties, from Migros's Hotelplan Group for 150 million Swiss francs plus deferred payments. The deal closed in August 2025.
History of HomeToGo SE
Patrick Andra, Wolfgang Heigl, and Nils Regge founded the company in Berlin in 2014. The original product was a metasearch engine for vacation rentals: a search layer that aggregated listings from booking platforms and property managers so users could compare millions of options in one place.
Metasearch solved a real problem. Vacation rental inventory was fragmented across dozens of sites, and no single platform showed everything. HomeToGo's aggregation attracted users quickly, and by the late 2010s it operated localized sites in more than 30 countries as the largest rental search product in Europe.
The September 2021 public listing through Lakestar SPAC I provided acquisition capital. The company built a portfolio through deals: Feries and Agriturismo.it for Italy, Escapada Rural for Spain, Casamundo and the revived Wimdu for German-speaking markets, SECRA for property management software, and e-domizil in 2023.
The defining deal was Interhome. In February 2025 HomeToGo signed a definitive agreement to buy the business from Migros's Hotelplan Group for 150 million Swiss francs upfront plus deferred payments up to 85 million francs through 2029, funded by an 85 million euro equity raise, debt, and cash. The deal closed in August 2025. In the same transaction, DERTOUR Group acquired the rest of Hotelplan Group.
Fiscal 2025 results published in March 2026 confirmed the scale shift: IFRS revenue of 255.5 million euros, pro-forma revenue of 394.3 million euros, and pro-forma adjusted EBITDA of 42.0 million euros, with management targeting further margin expansion as Interhome integrates.
Brands Owned by HomeToGo SE
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HomeToGo SE
public · Founded 2014 · Berlin, Berlin, Germany
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Stock Information
HomeToGo SE Ownership: Pros & Cons
Advantages
- +Unique position combining metasearch reach with owned managed inventory.
- +Multi-brand portfolio captures demand across European niches.
- +Public listing enables equity-funded acquisitions like Interhome.
- +Pro-forma profitability inflected sharply upward in 2025.
Considerations
- -Integration of Interhome is a multi-year operational challenge.
- -Deferred acquisition payments through 2029 create committed cash outflows.
- -Competes against far larger platforms in Airbnb and Booking.
- -Seasonal European travel makes quarterly results uneven.
Frequently Asked Questions About HomeToGo SE
What does HomeToGo SE own?
The group owns the HomeToGo metasearch marketplace, Interhome's managed rental business, brands including Casamundo, Wimdu, e-domizil, Feries, Agriturismo.it, and Escapada Rural, and the HomeToGo_PRO software unit.
Is HomeToGo publicly traded?
Yes. HomeToGo SE trades on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under ticker HTG in the Prime Standard segment. It listed in September 2021 via a merger with Lakestar SPAC I.
Who founded HomeToGo?
Patrick Andra, Wolfgang Heigl, and Nils Regge founded the company in Berlin in 2014, building it around a metasearch engine for vacation rentals.
Where is HomeToGo headquartered?
The operating headquarters is in Berlin, Germany. The legal registered office is in Luxembourg, where the company is organized as a Societe Europeenne.
How many brands does HomeToGo own?
The group operates about eight consumer brands across Europe, led by the HomeToGo flagship and Interhome, plus the HomeToGo_PRO software unit for property managers.
Who owns HomeToGo?
Public shareholders own the company following the 2021 listing. Founders and early investors retain significant stakes alongside institutional investors and the free float.
What was the Interhome acquisition?
HomeToGo acquired Interhome, Europe's second-largest vacation rental manager with about 40,000 properties, from Migros's Hotelplan Group for 150 million Swiss francs plus deferred payments. The deal closed in August 2025.





