Hotels company Samhi Hotels announced Q2FY26 results RevPAR at Rs 5,026 up 11.2% YoY. Occupancy stood at 75% for Q2FY26. Total Income for the quarter was Rs 2,963 million up 11.0% YoY. EBITDA for the quarter was Rs 1,105 million up 14.2% YoY. PAT stood at Rs 998 million up 691.1% YoY. Exceptional ltem includes: Reversal of impairment (Navi Mumbai land) Rs 696 million. Gain on sale of Caspia, Delhi which was recognized under “discontinued operations" Rs 145 million. Credit rating upgraded to A+ stable by CARE. Ashish Jakhanwala, Chairman & Managing Director, SAMHI Hotels, said: “We are pleased to announce results for the period ending 30" September 2025 along with news of the landmark development in Navi Mumbai. During the quarter total revenue growth was ~11.0% with a consol. EBITDA growth of 14.2% over same period last year. With continued growth in EBITDA and reduction in finance cost, we witnessed ~2.8x growth in PBT for the quarter. Accounting for the reinstatement of Navi Mumbai, we are very pleased to report a PAT of ~Rs 998 million for the quarter. For the H1FY26, total revenue growth was 12.0% and EBITDA growth of 16.3% over same period last year. This sets a very strong base for the remaining part of FY26 and for FY27. We are very excited about the Navi Mumbai development. This project will redefine, both Navi Mumbai’s skyline and SAMHI’s future with potential to create a 700-room dual branded hotel. We are happy to contribute to the state’s commitment to make Navi Mumbai a world class city. During the quarter, we also signed a long-term variable lease for a large midscale hotel in heart of Financial District in Hyderabad, allowing us to secure an impactful share of the market that continues to outperform. We made good progress on on-going growth projects. By end of December 2025, we would have added about 8% inventory to our portfolio in current year, which will aide performance in Q4FY26 and FY27. Work on the W-Hyderabad, Westin Bengaluru and other initiatives continue as planned. With all these growth initiatives, same-store growth continuing in range of our forecast (~9%-11% CAGR) and strong free cash from operations, we are confident of SAMHI’s growth and the value it will create for our shareholders.” Result PDF
Hotels company Samhi Hotels announced Q1FY26 results Total Income for Q1FY26 was Rs 2,873 million, up 13.0% YoY. EBITDA for the quarter was Rs 1,056 million, up 18.6% YoY. PAT stood at Rs 192 million, up 353.8% YoY. Occupancy stood at 74% for Q1FY26. RevPAR at Rs 4,760 up 10.3% on a YoY basis. Business performance in May 2025 was temporarily affected due to geopolitical events, leading to a short-term deviation. From June 2025, year-on-year performance metrics reverted to April 2025 levels, indicating a return to normal operating conditions Ashish Jakhanwala, Chairman & Managing Director, SAMHI Hotels, said: “We are pleased to announce results for the period ending 30th June 2025. Despite a short period of interruption due to geopolitical issues, we continue to see good growth across our portfolio. This sets a strong base for the future. Total revenue growth was ~13.0% with a consol. EBITDA growth of 18.6% over the same period last year, despite a moderate growth during the month of May. With strong growth in EBITDA and a reduction in finance cost, we witnessed ~4.5x growth in PAT for the quarter. Post the recently concluded transaction with GIC, we have strengthened our balance sheet to allow us to focus on growth. With a strong pipeline of assets under rebranding and/or completion, we are excited about the overall prospects of our company. We also estimate a strong investible surplus available that will allow us to seek value accretive M&A; and continued expansion through highly capital-efficient variable leases. We have also entered into an agreement to sell Caspia Hotel, New Delhi. This follows our stated strategy of capital recycling for improving returns for our shareholders. Since 2023, we have concluded over %2.1 billion of asset sales at an average EV/EBITDA multiple of ~20x & incremental ~X7.5bn of minority dilution in favour of GIC. At the same time, we have invested/ committed to invest 310.0bn+ in new assets and rebranding, which will be at a material premium in terms of returns. We remain committed to disciplined growth, operational excellence, clear communication and excited about the prospects for SAMHI.” Result PDF