Kurian Chandy, CFO, Kamat Hotels India Ltd says, in an interview to CNBC-TV18, that the hospitality chain will sell realty to cut debt to the tune of Rs 150 crre and expects 20 percent growth in revenue in FY14.
Kurian Chandy, CFO, Kamat Hotels, says that the hotel plans to undertake corporate debt restructuring (CDR) programme to lower it debts. The hotel chain is finding it difficult to service its debt due to rise in interest rates and dipping occupancy level.
In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Kurian Chandy, chief financial officer of Kamat Hotels India says, all the hotels are doing exceedingly well compared to year-on-year basis.
Kamat Hotels announced their results, reporting consolidated revenues of Rs 127 crore. Executive chairman and managing director, Vithal Kamat says going forward, he sees the company registering a minimum of “15% to 20% consolidated revenues” as he believes the industry is on a rise.
In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Vikram Kamat, ED, Kamat Hotels says, the company is looking to consolidate its position for the next six months. “We are not looking at raising any rates,” he adds. He further says, the company is expecting atleast 60% growth in its top-line in FY12.
Vithal V Kamat, executive chairman and the managing director of Kamat Hotels India said the hospitality industry in India is growing at a fast pace and witnessing strong demand.