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Indian Hotels Company Ltd

INDHOTEL

Indian Hotels Company Ltd

INDHOTEL
Consumer DiscretionaryHotels, Resorts & Cruise Lines
LargecapWith a market cap of ₹1,15,426 cr, stock is ranked 79
Moderate RiskStock is 2.30x as volatile as Nifty
825.450.65% (+5.35)
825.450.65% (+5.35)

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Consumer DiscretionaryHotels, Resorts & Cruise Lines
LargecapWith a market cap of ₹1,15,426 cr, stock is ranked 79
Moderate RiskStock is 2.30x as volatile as Nifty

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Consumer DiscretionaryHotels, Resorts & Cruise Lines
LargecapWith a market cap of ₹1,15,426 cr, stock is ranked 79
Moderate RiskStock is 2.30x as volatile as Nifty

Key Metrics

No LabelNo LabelPB RatioPB RatioDividend YieldDiv. Yield
69.0111.400.22%
Sector PESector PESector PBSector PBSector Div YldSctr Div Yld
39.226.820.72%

Forecast & Ratings

Detailed Forecast 
53%
Analysts have suggested that investors can buy this stock

from 19 analysts

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Company Profile

The Indian Hotels Company Limited is a holding company engaged in short-term accommodation activities, and restaurants and mobile food service activities.

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Nov 19, 2024

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Revenue

Earnings

Income

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Income Statement

Industry refers to the sub-sector this company belongs to.

Higher than Industry Revenue Growth

A higher-than-industry revenue growth represents increased potential for the company to increase their market share

Over the last 5 years, revenue has grown at a yearly rate of 8.4%, vs industry avg of 5.48%

Increasing Market Share

Market share is the percentage of an industry's total sales going to a particular company. It gives a general idea of the size of a company v/s its competitors

Over the last 5 years, market share increased from 29% to 31.16%

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Financial YearFY 2016FY 2017FY 2018FY 2019FY 2020FY 2021FY 2022FY 2023FY 2024TTM
Total Revenue4,065.174,172.864,190.864,643.624,658.271,899.833,227.005,960.836,951.677,748.95
Raw Materialssubtract366.93363.95376.44404.05370.56143.82257.23472.89520.834,902.48
Power & Fuel Costsubtract275.43258.61259.11273.57269.87172.85224.79303.09308.99
Employee Costsubtract1,423.261,364.651,346.621,470.791,494.60894.011,150.241,582.251,805.21
Selling & Administrative Expensessubtract794.77685.17709.66726.49430.28265.80334.18479.38574.90
Operating & Other expensessubtract635.54846.70744.50849.03952.06460.44685.031,176.471,401.69
Depreciation/Amortizationsubtract284.82299.37301.20327.85404.24409.63406.05416.06454.30476.26
Interest & Other Itemssubtract375.59323.83269.04190.13341.12402.82427.66236.05220.22206.75
Taxes & Other Itemssubtract139.9193.7883.42114.8941.12-129.43-10.46292.05406.46490.78
EPS-2.33-0.580.872.342.89-5.87-1.877.068.8511.75
DPS0.270.320.390.480.480.390.401.001.751.75
Payout ratio——0.450.210.17——0.140.200.15

Company Updates

Annual Report and Investor Presentation updates mentioned here are as reported by the company to the exchange
FY 2023

Annual report

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Investor Presentation

May 11PDF
Apr 27PDF
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FY 2024

Annual report

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Investor Presentation

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Jul 27PDF
FY 2025

Annual Report Pending

Investor Presentation

Nov 19PDF
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Peers & Comparison

Comparing 3 stocks from 
Consumer DiscretionaryHotels, Resorts & Cruise Lines

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StockPE RatioPE RatioPB RatioPB RatioDiv. YieldDividend Yield
Indian Hotels Company Ltd91.6811.400.22%
EIH Ltd38.806.070.30%
Chalet Hotels Ltd70.119.51—
Lemon Tree Hotels Ltd70.836.80—

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Shareholdings

Promoter Holdings Trend

Total Promoter Holding

Increasing promoter holding is considered good and reflects management’s positive view about the future outlook

In last 6 months, promoter holding in the company has almost stayed constant

Low Pledged Promoter Holding

Lower pledged promoter holdings is considered better

Pledged promoter holdings is insignificant

Institutional Holdings Trend

Total Retail Holding

Increasing retail holding can be considered bad as it can reflect that institutions and promoters are selling their stake which is being absorbed by retail investors.

In last 3 months, retail holding in the company has almost stayed constant

Foreign Institutional Holding

Foreign Institutional Holding is quantum of stock held by foreign large-quantities-trading entities. Increasing value indicates growing support and comfort for the stock

In last 3 months, foreign institutional holding of the company has almost stayed constant

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Shareholding Pattern

Retail and OthersForeign InstitutionsOther Domestic InstitutionsMutual FundsTotal Promoter Holding38.12%13.89%4.91%27.43%15.65%

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Shareholding History

JunSepDec '23MarJunSep19.27%18.16%17.16%15.92%13.71%13.89%

Mutual Funds Holding Trend

Mutual Fund Holding

Increasing Mutual Fund holdings are generally considered good, as it reflects that fund managers are becoming more bullish about the stock

In last 3 months, mutual fund holding of the company has almost stayed constant

Top 5 Mutual Funds holding Indian Hotels Company Ltd




Funds (Top 5)Market-cap heldWeight3M holding changePortfolio rank
(3M change)
HDFC Mid-Cap Opportunities Fund - Growth - Direct Plan

Growth
2.4939%3.84%0.04%3/79 (-1)
Canara Robeco Emerging Equities - Growth - Direct Plan

Growth
0.9930%4.75%0.54%2/96 (+1)
Axis Midcap Fund - Growth - Direct Plan

Growth
0.7284%2.80%0.22%3/113 (+2)

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Dividend Trend

Dividend Yield

Dividend return is one of the most important things to be considered while investing for long term. It is the additional return on top of what investors earn through price appreciation

Current dividend yield is 0.22%. An investment of ₹1,000 in the stock is expected to generate dividend of ₹2.16 every year

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No upcoming dividends are available

Past Dividends

Cash Dividend

Ex DateEx DateJun 7, 2024

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Final | Div/Share: ₹1.75

Dividend/Share

₹1.75

Ex DateEx Date

Jun 7, 2024

Cash Dividend

Ex DateEx DateJun 9, 2023

Final
Final | Div/Share: ₹1.00

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₹1.00

Ex DateEx Date

Jun 9, 2023

Cash Dividend

Ex DateEx DateJun 22, 2022

Final
Final | Div/Share: ₹0.40

Dividend/Share

₹0.40

Ex DateEx Date

Jun 22, 2022

Cash Dividend

Ex DateEx DateJun 14, 2021

Final
Final | Div/Share: ₹0.40

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₹0.40

Ex DateEx Date

Jun 14, 2021

Cash Dividend

Ex DateEx DateJul 17, 2020

Final
Final | Div/Share: ₹0.50

Dividend/Share

₹0.50

Ex DateEx Date

Jul 17, 2020

News & Opinions
Corporate
Indian Hotels unveils 'Accelerate 2030' strategy

Indian Hotels Co (IHCL) announced its comprehensive strategy for 2030. Under the plan, IHCL will expand its brandscape, deliver industry- leading margins, double its Consolidated revenue with a 20% return on capital employed and grow its portfolio to 700+ hotels while building on its world-renowned service ethos. Under 'Accelerate 2030', the focus will be on driving top-line growth with 75% from traditional businesses and management fee and 25%+ from new and re-imagined businesses. Traditional businesses will be enabled by RevPAR leadership, asset management initiatives and inventory expansion of existing assets. Management Fee is expected to cross INR 1,000 crores by 2030, led by not like for like growth and increasing share of managed inventory. New Businesses, comprising of Ginger, Qmin, am' Stays & Trails and Tree of Life will rapidly scale through a capital light route, delivering a revenue CAGR of 30%+, while the re-imagined businesses of The Chambers and TajSATS, will continue their growth momentum. Evolution of the brandscape will be central to achieving optimum scale, building salience for new and reimagined brands and introducing innovative formats and concepts. This includes entering new segments like branded residences and extending the brandscape with newer brands like the addition of The Claridges, an opportunity to grow with a differentiated offering in the luxury segment. Expansion of the portfolio will maintain IHCL's leadership in the Indian Sub-Continent. International presence will be built in global gateway cities with a focus on capital light route only with the Taj brand. Taj, SeleQtions and Vivanta will continue their steady growth, collectively contributing another 100 hotels to the pipeline. Reflective of the emerging consumer trends as well as the growth in Tier I and II cities, 75% of our new additions will be driven by the boutique leisure offering of Tree of Life, the re-imagined Gateway brand in the upscale segment, Ginger in the midscale segment. Excellence in operations with industry leading ESG+ framework of Paathya and IHCL's world-renowned service standards will be the key enablers on this journey.Powered by Capital Market - Live

2 weeks agoCapital Market - Live
Spotlight
Indian Hotels Co's 'Accelerate 2030' strategy ignites investor interest

The strategy aims to double consolidated revenue, grow its hotel portfolio to 700+, and expand its brand presence. Key growth drivers include traditional businesses, management fees, and new and re-imagined businesses. Traditional businesses will be enabled by RevPAR leadership, asset management initiatives and inventory expansion of existing assets. Management fee is expected to cross Rs 1,000 crore by 2030, led by not like for like growth and increasing share of managed inventory. New businesses, comprising of Ginger, Qmin, am' Stays & Trails and Tree of Life will rapidly scale through a capital light route, delivering a revenue CAGR of 30%+, while the re-imagined businesses of The Chambers and TajSATS, will continue their growth momentum. IHCL will also expand its international presence in global gateway cities with the Taj brand and prioritize domestic growth in Tier I and II cities with brands like Tree of Life, Gateway, and Ginger. IHCL plans to invest up to Rs 5,000 crore over the next five years to strengthen its existing assets and pursue future growth opportunities. The company remains committed to its dividend policy, distributing 20-40% of PAT to shareholders. Puneet Chhatwal, managing director and chief executive officer, IHCL said, IHCL has surpassed its guidance by achieving a portfolio of 350 hotels, with over 200 hotels in operation and delivered ten consecutive quarters of record financial performance. IHCL will expand its brandscape with the launch of new brands, tapping the heterogenous market landscape and taking its portfolio to 700 hotels by 2030. Doubling its Consolidated revenue to INR 15,000 crores, scaling new and re-imagined businesses to 25%+ share of revenue and continue to generate industry-leading margins and return on investment, while maintaining its renowned service excellence. Indian Hotels Company is a leading hospitality group in India. It operates a diverse portfolio of brands including the iconic Taj, SeleQtions, Tree of Life, Vivanta, Gateway, and Ginger, catering to various customer segments. With a strong focus on Indian hospitality and world-class service, IHCL has a global presence spanning 13 countries and over 150 locations, with a total of 350 hotels, including 118 under development. Powered by Capital Market - Live

2 weeks agoCapital Market - Live
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Indian Hotels rallies on reporting strong Q2 performance

Profit before tax stood at Rs 695.57 crore in the quarter ended September 2024, up 199.57% from Rs 232.19 crore posted in same quarter last year. EBITDA stood at Rs 565 crore in September 2024 quarter, registering a growth of 40% on YoY basis. EBITDA margin improved to 29.9% in Q2 FY25 as against 27.2% in Q2 FY24. Puneet Chhatwal, managing director & CEO, IHCL, said, 'The second quarter witnessed a strong revival of demand resulting in overall revenue growth of 28% and 16% growth for the hotel segment, marking the best ever Q2 Consolidated EBITDA margin at 29.9%. For FY2025, we continue to maintain a guidance of double-digit revenue growth led by the sustained growth in New Businesses, not like for like growth and healthy same store performance. This is reflected in a strong 16.5% growth in consolidated hotel segment revenue in October which is set to accelerate in the remaining months of Q3. IHCL has achieved a record signing of 42 hotels resulting in an industry leading portfolio of 350 hotels and met its market guidance of opening two hotels a month with 14 new hotel openings till date. IHCL will take over the management of landmark hotel The Claridges, New Delhi in April 2025 under a hotel operating agreement. In addition, IHCL has entered into definitive agreements to acquire majority shareholding in Tree of Life brand holding company, expanding its brandscape with a boutique leisure offering.' Ankur Dalwani, executive vice president and chief financial officer, IHCL said, 'In Q2, IHCL Consolidated for hotel segment reported a strong EBITDA margin of 30.5%, a 330-basis points expansion, led by double-digit revenue growth and sustained operational leverage. IHCL Standalone reported an all-time high Revenue of Rs 1,125 crore, a year on year growth of 19% and an EBITDA margin of 38.6%, an expansion of 390 basis points. Reflective of a strong balance sheet, the gross cash position for IHCL Consolidated as on 30 September 2024 stood at Rs 2,460 crore. In line with our strategy of simplifying the holding structure, TajSATS is fully consolidated in IHCL, for 2 months in Q2. IHCL Consolidated PAT grew 48% on year-on-year basis to Rs 247 crore, excluding an exceptional item of Rs 307 crore on account of this consolidation.' Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL) and its subsidiaries bring together a group of brands and businesses that offer a fusion of warm Indian hospitality and world-class service.Powered by Capital Market - Live

4 weeks agoCapital Market - Live
Earnings
Indian Hotels Co consolidated net profit rises 232.24% in the September 2024 quarter

Net profit of Indian Hotels Co rose 232.24% to Rs 554.58 crore in the quarter ended September 2024 as against Rs 166.92 crore during the previous quarter ended September 2023. Sales rose 27.42% to Rs 1826.12 crore in the quarter ended September 2024 as against Rs 1433.20 crore during the previous quarter ended September 2023. ParticularsQuarter EndedSep. 2024Sep. 2023% Var. Sales1826.121433.20 27 OPM %27.4524.75 - PBDT513.14343.40 49 PBT388.21232.19 67 NP554.58166.92 232 Powered by Capital Market - Live

4 weeks agoCapital Market - Live
Corporate
Indian Hotel Board approves acquisition of 55% stake in Rajscape Hotels

The Board of Directors of The Indian Hotels Company has approved the execution of a Share Subscription and Purchase Agreement, and Shareholders' Agreement to acquire ~55% equity shares for an amount not exceeding Rs 18 crore in Rajscape Hotels, a Company that manages 16 boutique properties offering immersive and experiential stays under the brand 'Tree of Life Resorts & Hotels' across India. Powered by Capital Market - Live

1 month agoCapital Market - Live
Corporate
Indian Hotels Company to conduct board meeting

Indian Hotels Company will hold a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company on 7 November 2024Powered by Capital Market - Live

1 month agoCapital Market - Live

Indian Hotels stock price down 0.9 per cent as Sensex climbs

4 months agoEconomic Times

Indian Hotels shares decline 3.39% as Sensex slides

4 months agoEconomic Times

Indian Hotels shares gain 0.46% as Sensex falls

4 months agoEconomic Times

Indian Hotels shares decline 0.95% as Sensex climbs

4 months agoEconomic Times