Brigade Hotel Ventures plans to add 960 rooms to its portfolio by FY28, targeting the luxury market. The company also aims to raise Rs 759.6 crore through its IPO, opening on July 24
Indian Hotels Company (IHCL) has entered into an agreement with Ambuja Neotia Group to establish 15 new hotels across multiple states, set to be completed over the next three to seven years.
Shares of Samhi Hotels hit a new high of ₹251.90 in intra-day trade and rallied 14% in the last 2 weeks as Indian Hotels and ITC Hotels reported strong earnings for the June 2025 quarter.
ITC Hotels is accelerating growth through franchise and management contracts under its asset-light growth strategy, strategic partnerships, and brand-led operations in India and neighbouring markets
ITC Hotels Ltd is aiming at expanding its portfolio to over 220 operating units with more than 20,000 keys by 2030, its latest annual report said. According to the annual report for 2024-25, the company plans to accelerate its growth through management contracts and franchise arrangements. Approximately, 70 per cent of the keys are being operated under management contracts, including franchising, it said. Spun into a separate entity after the demerger from ITC Limited, the company owns brands like ITC Hotels, Mementos, WelcomHotel, Storii, Fortune and WelcomHeritage. "Having achieved considerable scale and market standing, the business pivoted into an asset right strategy to drive growth and reduce the capital intensity of operations," the company said. The focus was also on strong partnerships with asset owners, leveraging brand credentials and providing operational expertise, ITC Hotels said in the report. In the last two years, 30 hotels have been launched under the ITC Hotels
Atul Chordia, chairman and executive director, Ventive Hospitality, told Business Standard that all these hotels would be operational in four years, with 200 to 250 rooms being added annually
At IHCL's AGM, chairman N Chandrasekaran says all brands are growing, led by Ginger; EBITDA margin at 35 per cent and goal set to double revenue by 2030
In the past two months, international chains have announced aggressive expansion plans for India. Most plan to open 100-300 hotels in the next five years, said analysts at Elara Capital
Hotel chains have partnered with reputed hospitality institutes, participate in campus placement drives but to bridge the talent gap
ITC Chairman Sanjiv Puri says cultural affinity and geography make Sri Lanka a preferred overseas destination as Indian companies expand and FTAs open new avenues
Sanjay Sethi says that bulk of the company's growth will come from its existing pipeline taking the total keys to over 5,000 on the back of the domestic hospitality boom till 2030
Morgenshtern noted that India is not only the company's top market for growing it's tech workforce but also one of the only three countries where it advertises
Hotels planned in UK, Western Asian countries and African continent
New hotel properties and stronger office leasing expected to drive margin growth for Chalet Hotels in FY26 despite geopolitical headwinds and seasonal weakness
India's leading hospitality chain to invest over ₹1,200 crore in FY26
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
Ascott aims to double rooms to 12,000 by 2028; Hilton Hotels plans to grow operations by 10x in the next 10 years
Hyatt said it plans to open six hotels in India, home to roughly 1.4 billion people, this year including in smaller cities from northern Ghaziabad to southern Kochi
"This project (Sarovar Portico, Sriperumbudur) opens up in the next two months and is our largest investment till now," said Ajay Bakaya, chairman, Sarovar Hotels and director, Louvre Hotels India
Currently, Accor Hotels has 71 operating hotels in India, with 40 hotels in its pipeline.