Samhi Hotels Limited has informed the Exchange regarding Outcome of Board Meeting held on March 05, 2026 in which the Board of Directors of the Company has approved investing the funds of the Company to acquire a 70% (seventy percent) partnership interest & an equivalent share in profits of RARE India, a partnership firm existing under the laws of India. Please refer to the disclosure enclosed herewith having necessary details of the transaction as required as per regulation 30 of the SEBI Listing Regulations read with circulars issued thereunder, for your information & records.
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Samhi Hotels' board has approved acquiring a 70% partnership interest in RARE India, a Delhi-based partnership firm that aggregates over 60 luxury and conscious-living hotels (palaces, forts, lodges) across India. The total deal value is ₹47.39 crore, split into two tranches: Tranche 1 (55% stake) for ~₹31.29 crore by 31 May 2026, and Tranche 2 (additional 15% to reach 70%) within 12 months. The deal includes a primary capital infusion of ₹23.39 crore and ₹24 crore paid to existing partners. Separately, Samhi will explore a potential Marriott International affiliation for RARE India's distribution platform. RARE India reported revenues of ~₹33 crore in FY25 (up from ~₹24.7 crore in FY23). The transaction is not a related-party deal and is part of Samhi's stated acquisition-and-turnaround growth strategy.
This is a strategic, tuck-in acquisition that gives Samhi a curated luxury hotel aggregation platform and a potential Marriott global distribution hook-up, supporting its asset-light growth plans. The deal size (~₹47 crore) is modest relative to Samhi's market cap, so near-term stock impact may be limited, but successful integration and the Marriott tie-up could be positive longer-term triggers.