Lemon Tree Hotels

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Lemon Tree Hotels share price was quoting 3.25 per cent higher at ₹170.64 per share against the previous close of ₹165.27 on the NSE

Indian Hotels is aggressively expanding its presence in India's hospitality sector through its 'Accelerate 2030' roadmap, targeting growth in the midscale segment.

The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has awarded the first project under its new Special License Property (SLP) initiative to Fleur Hotels, a subsidiary of Lemon Tree Hotels, officials said on Saturday. The project is expected to generate approximately Rs 10,000 crore over a 55-year period. "DDA had invited bids through a Request for Proposal (RFP) issued on May 2, 2025, for a 2-acre land parcel in Nehru Place earmarked for a five-star hotel. The bidding process, conducted on August 13, saw Fleur Hotels secure the project with an annual license fee offer of Rs 27.19 crore, about 50 per cent higher than the reserve price of Rs 18 crore," DDA said in a statement. This marks a major shift in DDA's land disposal policy. Moving away from the traditional freehold and perpetual lease models, the SLP initiative allows long-term development on an annual license basis. Reforms set into motion last year by Lt Governor VK Saxena, have yielded spectacular results in terms of revenue generation

Nuvama said the hotel operator's Q1 growth was "driven by improving average room rates (ARRs) and occupancies across portfolio brands" despite geopolitical tensions and air travel disruptions.

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Patanjali Keswani, chairman and managing director, Lemon Tree Hotels, also said in the Q3FY25 earnings call that the company would be debt-free in three years

Lemon Tree Hotels' stock rose as much as 3.15 per cent during the day to ₹138 per share

Lemon Tree Hotels' stock rose as much as 3.52 per cent during the day to Rs 133.05 per share

Lemon Tree Hotels' revenue for the third quarter stood at Rs 355.2 crore as compared to Rs 290.2 crore a year ago implying an increase of 25 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y).

The rise in Lemon Tree Hotels share price came after the company announced that it has signed a new property in Valsad, Gujarat

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The rise in Lemon Tree Hotels share price came after the company announced that it has signed a new property in Mumbai.

The rise in Lemon Tree Hotels share price came after the company announced that it has signed a new property in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh.

The tourism sector has the potential to resolve 50 per cent of the country's employment challenges with the right government support, Lemon Tree Hotels Chairman and Managing Director Patanjali Govind Keswani said on Saturday. Delivering his address at the first National Conclave on India 2047, organised by IIM Calcutta, he said India's tourism sector is on the verge of hitting the inflexion point. Keswani pointed out that several countries have seen that the tourism sector contributes as much as 15-20 per cent to their GDP and account for 25 per cent of employment. Expressing disappointment over the government's approach towards the tourism sector, he said, "In India, tourism contributes only 6.5 per cent to GDP and a similar share in employment. This sector holds enormous potential for creating jobs." "If the government can leverage this opportunity effectively, it could address up to 50 per cent of our employment challenges," he said. Discussing India's current economic landscap

The management of the hotel chain told investors on its conference call that 90% of its debt lies in Fleur Hotels