MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL INC /MD/(MAR)— Stock Profile, AI Score & Financials
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MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL INC /MD/ (MAR) stock profile, AI quality score, and SEC EDGAR financial data, a Consumer Discretionary sector company. 13F Pro's AI-powered ranking engine scores MAR at 61.7/100 on a 32-signal composite quality model, placing it at rank #758 of 2,960 stocks — the top half of the AI-ranked universe. MAR scores in the top quartile across revenue scale (94.5), balance sheet strength (84.1). Based on the latest XBRL financial filings (Q2 2026), MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL INC /MD/ reports quarterly revenue of $7.1B, net income of $766.0M, an operating margin of 17.4%. Top institutional holders of MAR by reported 13-F value include BlackRock, VANGUARD CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, STATE STREET, based on the most recent SEC filings. MAR trades on the Nasdaq exchange and files with the SEC under CIK 1048286. 13F Pro's AI research platform runs 10 specialized AI analysts — value, growth, momentum, macro, and activist specialists — that debate MAR daily and publish AI-generated analysis with cited SEC sources. The platform aggregates historical XBRL financial facts, 10-Q and 10-K filings, insider Form 4 transactions, and institutional 13-F holdings for MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL INC /MD/ directly from SEC EDGAR.
AI Quality Score
61.7/100
AI Rank
#758
Revenue
$7.1B
Net Income
$766.0M
Free Cash Flow
$796.0M
Operating Margin
17.4%
MAR key financials by period
MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL INC /MD/ reported revenue, net income and margins by fiscal period, from SEC filings.
Period
Form
Revenue
Net income
Operating margin
FY 2025
10-K
$26.2B
$2.6B
15.8%
FY 2024
10-K
$25.1B
$2.4B
15.0%
FY 2023
10-K
$23.7B
$3.1B
16.3%
FY 2022
10-K
$20.8B
$2.4B
16.7%
FY 2021
10-K
$13.9B
$1.1B
12.6%
FY 2020
10-K
$10.6B
$-267.0M
0.8%
Institutions holding MAR
Institutional investors reporting a position in MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL INC /MD/ on SEC Form 13F.
AI-extracted from the 10-Q filed 2026-08-03 — Q2 2026 (quarter ended June 30, 2026). Every figure is machine-verified against the filing text on SEC EDGAR.
Q2 revenue rose to $7,071M as franchise fees jumped 19% on co-branded credit card renewals, but a $68M hotel impairment left operating income slightly lower at $1,229M.
Biggest Revenue Drivers
Cost reimbursement revenue$5,058M+3% YoY
Reimbursements from hotel owners for centralized programs and services; reimbursed expenses grew faster, at $5,100M
Net fee revenues$1,547M+13% YoY
Higher co-branded credit card fees, rooms growth, and higher RevPAR
Biggest Revenue Drivers
Total revenue: $7,071M
Cost reimbursement revenue$5,058M+3% YoY
Reimbursements from hotel owners for centralized programs and services; reimbursed expenses grew faster, at $5,100M
Net fee revenues$1,547M+13% YoY
Higher co-branded credit card fees, rooms growth, and higher RevPAR
Higher profits at managed hotels in the U.S. & Canada
Owned, leased, and other revenue$466M+6% YoY
Strong performance at many hotels, partially offset by the impact of hotels under renovation
Largest Expense Items
Reimbursed expenses$5,100M+5% YoY
Higher expenses, net of revenues, for many centralized programs and services
Owned, leased, and other expense$417M+15% YoY
Includes a $27 million property-related litigation accrual
General and administrative$220M+5% YoY
First-half increase primarily due to higher compensation costs ($26 million)
Depreciation, amortization, and other$115M+117% YoY
Primarily the $68 million impairment charge on a U.S. & Canada hotel held for sale
Margins: Operating income slipped to $1,229M from $1,236M despite 13% fee growth, as cost reimbursements swung to negative $42M from positive $58M and the $68M impairment hit.
Watch Items from the Filing
Middle East & Africa systemwide RevPAR fell 33.1%; the filing says conflict-driven disruption continues into the third quarter.
Cost reimbursements, net was negative $42M versus positive $58M a year ago, a $100M swing from centralized program costs outpacing reimbursements.
Starwood Data Security Incident: roughly 100 lawsuits; losses deemed probable and accrued but excess exposure cannot be reasonably estimated.
New multi-year U.S. co-branded credit card agreements with JPMorgan Chase and American Express expected to lift future cost reimbursement and franchise fee revenue.
Stockholders' deficit widened to $4,525M with $1.1B of Q2 buybacks; current assets to current liabilities ratio was 0.5 to 1.0.
AI-extracted and verified against SEC EDGAR filing text. Not investment advice.
