Financial Results for Financial year ended 31st March, 2025
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Gujarat Hotels Ltd reported FY25 revenue from operations of ₹410.37 lakhs vs ₹348.02 lakhs in FY24, a growth of about 18%. Total income stood at ₹744.75 lakhs (FY24: ₹633.21 lakhs), with most of the income coming from 'other income' (₹334.38 lakhs), likely dividends from subsidiaries, rather than hotel operations. Profit after tax rose to ₹529.87 lakhs (FY24: ₹472.24 lakhs), translating to EPS of ₹13.99 (FY24: ₹12.47). The Board has recommended a final dividend of ₹3 per equity share of ₹10 face value. Operating cash flow remained positive at ₹218.25 lakhs. The big-picture context is a major structural change: effective 1 January 2025, the company's hotels business along with ITC's hospitality investments were transferred to ITC Hotels Limited under a court-approved scheme. As a result, Gujarat Hotels has become an associate of ITC Hotels Limited, fundamentally altering its future business profile.
The FY25 numbers reflect a partial-year contribution from the demerged hotel business, so they are not directly comparable to FY24. Short-term, shareholders benefit from the ₹3 dividend and the clean audit report. Going forward, the company's earnings will depend largely on its remaining investments and its new role as an associate of ITC Hotels Limited, which may shift investor focus from operating performance to investment/income flows.