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Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels is pressing the growth pedal by taking hotels on leases, acquiring some, and scaling up the Flurys bakery and confectionaries business
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IHCL, with a comprehensive product portfolio and expansion plans in an asset-light manner, is well-positioned to ride the industry upcycle
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Demand traction remains strong and ITCH has a healthy inventory addition pipeline.
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Domestic demand continues to be strong and an expected increase in foreign tourist arrivals bodes well for EIHL, which is a preferred destination for foreign tourists.
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The Indian hospitality industry, particularly the luxury segment in which Schloss Bangalore (operator of Leela Hotels) operates, is poised for a sustained upcycle over the medium term
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ITC Hotels has a healthy inventory addition pipeline and there is scope for further sweating the current asset portfolio
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IHCL, with its leadership position and a comprehensive portfolio, is well-positioned to gain from the industry upcycle.
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The hotel industry is experiencing an up-cycle while there is a shift in consumer preference towards premium properties
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The hotelier is poised for pricing growth as it commands industry-leading occupancy levels while its balance sheet remains strong
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ITC Hotels Limited has healthy expansion plans and should benefit from the industry up-cycle
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Indian Hotels Company posted record Q3FY25 results and has an industry leading inventory addition pipeline
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EIH Limited has outlined healthy room addition pipeline and has retained its long-term guidance of more than doubling its room inventory by 2030.
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With a strong parentage, comprehensive product offerings, scaling up of new businesses, and healthy inventory addition plans, IHCL is well positioned to ride the hotel industry up-cycle.
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JHL has unveiled Juniper 2.0, a massive growth plan — both organic and inorganic. JHL’s stock price has corrected ~33 percent from the all-time high recorded in April 2024. and current levels offer a good entry point.
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EIHL has lined up healthy room addition plans and aims to add about 50 properties and about 4,500 keys by 2030, which is more than double the current room count
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IHCL, with a strong brand and parentage, diverse offerings and a strong balance sheet, is among the best stocks to play the industry up-cycle.
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Demand is expected to pick up from Q2 FY25 and the company has lined up aggressive room addition plans
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EIHL has lined up robust expansion plans and a strong balance sheet will enable it to grow aggressively
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The hotel industry is likely to be least affected by any policy shift under the new government
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IHCL has big expansion plans across its product portfolio to tap the growth momentum. The scale-up of new businesses provides an additional growth lever
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With no major greenfield capex and healthy cash generation, LMNT will focus on debt repayment and strengthen the balance sheet
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EIH has lined up aggressive inventory addition and a strong balance sheet (net debt free) will enable it to pursue its robust growth strategy.
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Sequentially, the hotel chain reported a 144 percent rise in profit from Rs 94.14 crore reported in the September quarter of FY24
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EIH has unveiled an industry leading capacity expansion programme, with plans to more than double the room inventory by FY30
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The company recorded consolidated revenue of Rs 552.5 crore and EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) of Rs 164.9 crore in Q2.
