The TM Grupo Inmobiliario project portfolio has evolved into far more than a simple asset. The Alicante-based holding company has concluded one of its most successful financial years to date, reporting a turnover of 318 million euro, which represents a 24 per cent increase compared to 2014. Furthermore, the firm achieved operating profits (EBITDA) exceeding 64 million euro, double the figure from the previous year. The company highlighted two crucial factors: the strength of its 496 million euro equity and the successful execution of its strategic roadmap.
With these figures, the Serna family-owned business strengthens its position as a leader in Spain’s residential tourism sector. The Torrevieja-based firm has accelerated its initiatives during a period of fierce market demand. They state that growth for the year was supported by strong residential demand, improved operating profitability, and a particularly solid financial position. During 2025, the group continued to bolster its business portfolio, recording an 84 per cent increase in ongoing promotions, reaching 106 million euro, and a 30 per cent rise in amounts paid on account by customers, climbing to 145 million euro—a figure that reflects a significant number of committed sales and offers visibility on future deliveries.
The foundation of the residential tower in Benidorm was completed before the summer. It is worth noting the strategic initiatives already underway, such as the TM Tower in Benidorm, which is set to become the tallest residential building in Europe and has helped project the brand into international markets. The group’s other major development is the Distrito Xcalacoco Beach project in Mexico. Beyond its core business, the company is progressing with two further initiatives: the construction of new corporate headquarters in Torrevieja and the renewal of its alliance with Valencia CF as a Main Global Partner, which continues to expand its business presence across Europe.
Pablo Serna, CEO of TM Grupo Inmobiliario, noted that 2025 was a pivotal year for the firm. He remarked that they have grown in revenue and EBITDA, strengthened their financial position, and launched projects that will define the company’s future, including the TM Tower in Benidorm, the Distrito Xcalacoco Beach project in Mexico, and their new corporate headquarters. He added that they are entering the second phase of the Horizon TM 2027 Plan as a stronger, more international company with a portfolio that allows them to continue leading residential tourism from the Mediterranean, all while maintaining a commitment to responsible growth that generates real value for people and the region.
The company’s improved performance stems from more than just revenue growth. The real estate group noted that EBITDA exceeded 64 million euro, an 84 per cent increase compared to 2014, due to strict cost control measures and the positive impact of strong sales. Development sales rose by 28 per cent to 254 million euro, driven by robust residential demand in the company’s key operating areas, with the Spanish development business accounting for 80 per cent of consolidated revenue. Looking toward 2027, the company aims to exceed 1.1 billion euro in cumulative revenue since 2024. This goal is supported by a land bank of approximately one million square metres and a portfolio of strategic locations along the Mediterranean coast, particularly in areas with high residential and tourist demand.
Although property development remains the driving force of the company, contributing 80 per cent of its revenue, the Torrevieja-based holding company is steadily pursuing a diversification strategy. Its hotel division, operating under The Fives Hotels and Residences brand in Mexico, accounted for 20 per cent of consolidated revenue—approximately 60 million euro—and registered 9 per cent growth during the year. The Riviera Maya has proven to be an ideal location for the premium Distrito Xcalacoco Beach development in Playa del Carmen, which comprises 275 homes and represents a 65 million dollar investment. The first phase of 90 homes is almost sold out, and the second phase has already launched, attracting interest from the Mexican, American, and Spanish markets. Additionally, the agricultural division, under the Las Moreras Fruit and Veggies brand, continues to focus on citrus fruit exports to the European Union. In its latest report, the Alicante-based firm highlighted its corporate responsibility, achieving over 90 per cent compliance with its second Strategic Plan, which includes 50 environmental, social, and governance (ESG) commitments. This progress was recognised in 2025 with the Asprima-Sima Award for the Company with the Best ESG Progress.