Demand-supply mismatch to drive revenue growth gains for Indian Hotels
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- ✓Indian Hotels reported strong consolidated performance in the September quarter (Q2FY27) as domestic demand stayed resilient.
- ✓Revenue growth of 22 per cent topped analysts' estimates, driven by a 27 per cent spurt in revenue per available room.
- ✓The company upgraded its FY27 revenue growth guidance after seeing strong demand and property upgrades.
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Led by strong performance in the standalone business, the country's largest listed hotel chain, Indian Hotels, reported a robust consolidated performance in the September quarter (Q2FY27).
Domestic demand stayed resilient during the quarter and was supported by large meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions (MICE) events, such as the BRICS Summit. Further, there was a revenue and occupancy boost following renovations at its marquee hotels across the country.
The company has upgraded its FY27 revenue growth guidance following the strong showing in H1FY27 and revenue growth visibility in the seasonally strong quarters in the second half of FY27.
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