Indian Hotels Q2 standalone PAT up 36 percent, revenue up 26 percent
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Indian Hotels Q2 FY27 standalone revenue grew about 26 percent YoY to Rs 1,336 crore, while net profit rose nearly 36 percent to Rs 393 crore. Consolidated revenue rose about 22 percent to Rs 2,484 crore. The company booked Rs 9 crore exceptional loss towards an associate merger and a subsidiary impairment. Brij Hospitality became a subsidiary and Oriental Hotels merger scheme is pending.
Strong Q2 with double-digit growth in revenue and profit plus margin expansion. Brij acquisition and OHL merger plan may support future scale.