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The uptrend is expected to strengthen if the frontline indices decisively surpass short- and medium-term moving averages. Below are some short-term trading ideas to consider.
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As long as the frontline indices defend the previous week's low, a gradual upward move is possible amid rangebound trading. Below are some short-term trading ideas to consider.
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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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Its revenue from operations meanwhile rose 15.5 percent on-year to Rs 815.54 crore.
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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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Q4 result impact: Cochin Shipyard reported 8 percent on-year jump in standalone net profit to Rs 285 crore for Q4 FY25.
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Q4 Results 2025 Highlights: Around 135 companies are announcing their results for the January-March quarter of the financial year 2025.
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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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Since its listing on January 29 following the demerger and spin-off from ITC, shares of ITC Hotels have gained 16 percent
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As of December 2024, British American Tobacco holds as 15.3 percent stake in ITC Hotels.
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Jefferies expects further growth levers to boost demand for travel and tourism over FY24-FY27, boosting ITC Hotels' growth prospects.
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ITC Hotels was excluded from the 30-share Sensex along with 22 other BSE indices before trading started on February 5, 2025.
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Demerger of reputed conglomerate ITC’s hotel business into ITCHL provides a good option to own a pure play hotel business. With more than a century of operations, ITCHL has built a robust brand and a strong comprehensive product portfolio. ITCHL has healthy asset light expansion plans and is well placed to ride the industry upcycle. Driving new revenue streams and sweating existing assets would improve the growth as well as return ratios.
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The Federation of Hotel & Restaurant Associations of India (FHRAI), among the largest hospitality associations globally is advocating for a single-window clearance system across state and central levels to cut through bureaucratic red tape.
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ITC Hotels Limited has healthy expansion plans and should benefit from the industry up-cycle
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Nomura expects the ITC Hotels share to list in the Rs 200–300 range, while Nuvama Institutional Equities is looking at a listing price of between Rs 150 and Rs 175.
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Last year, ITC decided to demerge its Hotel business into a separate listed entity to unlock value for shareholders. It fixed the demerger ratio at 1:10, which meant that shareholders holding 10 shares of ITC, as on January 6, 2025, will receive one share of ITC Hotels post the demerger.
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ITC Hotels has officially been spun off from ITC, marking a significant milestone for the conglomerate. Shareholders now own ITC Hotels shares as part of the demerger plan, which promises value unlocking and sharper strategic focus for both entities. What does this mean for ITC's future, the hospitality sector, and investors? Zoya Springwala breaks it all down, from key dates, shareholder response, listing price predictions, to the future prospects of ITC Hotels post-demerger.
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Nomura expects the ITC Hotels share to list in the Rs 200–300 range, while Nuvama Institutional Equities is looking at a listing price of between Rs 150 and Rs 175.
