- The Denis O’Brien owned group that operates Camiral Resort in Girona returned to profit in 2025
- Murryhill Holdings recorded pre-tax profits of £826,000 (€988,000)
- Revenues surged by 49pc from £38.8m to £57.86m (€69.2m)
- The resort was awarded the 2031 Ryder Cup
- Construction revenues increased by 123pc to £31.08m
The Denis O’Brien owned group that operates the five-star Camiral Resort in Girona in Spain has returned to profit as it recorded pre-tax profits of £826,000 (€988,000). New consolidated accounts filed to Companies House show that Murryhill Holdings returned to profit as revenues surged by 49pc from £38.8m to £57.86m (€69.2m) in 2025. The principal activity of the group is the construction, promotion, marketing and operation of the residential and sports resort.
The group’s revenues are made up of construction and hotel revenues and construction revenues increased by 123pc from £13.9m to £31.08m. Service revenue rose by 7pc from £24.9m to £26.7m. In the year under review Camiral Resort was awarded the 2031 Ryder Cup. It will be the second time Spain has hosted the Ryder Cup, 34 years after Seve Ballesteros captained Europe to victory at Valderrama in 1997.
Camiral has two golf courses on the resort’s 540-hectare forested estate and has been a regular host of major international events including three editions of the Open de España and the DP World Tour’s Catalunya Championship. The resort includes a five-star Camiral hotel and the 50-bedroom purpose-built boutique Lavida hotel. The pre-tax profit follows a pre-tax loss of £2.56m in 2024, a positive swing of £3.38m. Staff numbers increased from 389 to 414.
