Lemon Tree Hotels Limited has submitted to the Exchange, the financial results for the period ended Jun 30, 2025.
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Lemon Tree Hotels reported its Q1 FY26 results (quarter ended June 30, 2025). Consolidated revenue grew to ₹31,577 lakhs from ₹26,802 lakhs year-on-year (up ~18%), while consolidated profit after tax jumped to ₹4,810 lakhs from ₹2,012 lakhs (up ~139%), driven by stronger room demand. Standalone revenue rose to ₹9,289 lakhs (up ~12%) and standalone PAT to ₹2,047 lakhs (up ~23%). The board approved a major leadership succession: founder Patanjali Keswani will move from MD to Executive Director & Chairman (18 months), with Neelendra Singh (ex-Adidas India) becoming new MD and Kapil Sharma elevated to Executive Director & CFO. The board also cleared the sale of 100% stakes in Nettle Hotels and Madder Stays to its material subsidiary Fleur Hotels for ₹1 lakh each, and constituted a Reorganization Committee to evaluate a potential demerger of the Owned Hotel Business into Fleur Hotels.
Strong Q1 earnings and a clear succession plan should reassure investors about continuity of growth. The proposed demerger into Fleur Hotels could unlock value but adds execution risk; the related-party transfers are at face value and immaterial to financials.