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BSEGUJARAT HOTELS LTD.· Leisure ServicesHighNeutral
Announced Fri, 16 Oct, 2026 · 12:17 IST

Gujarat Hotels Q2 and H1 FY27 results: revenue up 11.5%, PAT at Rs 2.67 cr

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AI summary

Gujarat Hotels posted Q2 FY27 revenue from operations of Rs 97.33 lakh, up 2.5 percent YoY. H1 revenue from operations rose 11.5 percent to Rs 192.24 lakh. Total income for H1 was Rs 364.14 lakh. H1 PAT grew 2.8 percent to Rs 266.66 lakh, with H1 EPS of Rs 7.04. Operating cash flow improved sharply to Rs 181.18 lakh vs Rs 99.32 lakh last year. Statutory auditors K C Mehta and Co LLP issued an unmodified review conclusion.

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Steady Q2 with improving cash generation; modest PAT growth reflects lower investment gains and is unlikely to move the needle for shareholders.