Hotels, Restaurants & Tourism share price target

terror attack. However, the sector's pricing power remained resilient, with panIndia ARRs holding firm in the Rs7,3007,500 range, reflecting inherent pricing power. The aviation sector also witnessed a notable slowdown in traffic growth, with May-25 recording just 1.9% YoY pax growth, lowest in recent quarters, reaching 14.1mn passengers. As for the luggage sector, while it was relatively less affected by geopolitical developments, the overall environment remained challenging and competitive intensity continues to persist. Within our hospitality coverage universe, we expect RevPAR growth of 2%/16%/15% for CHALET IN, LEMONTRE IN and SAMHI IN respectively. As for INDIGO IN, we...

In our monthly Hotels update we have summarized key events of the domestic hotel industry, new hotels signing/addition by key players during the month and pricing trend of key cities for June, 2025. We have analyzed pricing of 171 hotels with ~33,000 keys across 8 cities to understand the trend over last 24 months (Exhibit 18). After a healthy growth in ADR, the industry witnessed decline in ADR, primarily led by seasonality. Early monsoons in various parts of the country further dented travel plans and weighed on ADR. We anticipate the softness in ADR to continue for a couple of more months. However, we attribute this as a seasonal factor and overall positive momentum of the industry to continue led by demand-supply mismatch,...

In our monthly Hotels update we have summarized key events of the domestic hotel industry, new hotels signing/addition by key players during the month and pricing trend of key cities for May, 2025. We have analyzed pricing of 171 hotels with ~33,000 keys across 8 cities to understand the trend over last 24 months (Exhibit 1-8). The industry had another month of healthy ADR growth on YoY basis. However, on MoM prices declined as a seasonal phenomenon. We anticipate moderation in ADR as Q1 is a soft quarter compared to rest owing to extreme summer in the country. However, we maintain our positive outlook on domestic...

Jan/Feb registering double digit growth in monthly traffic to 14.6mn/14.0mn luggage sector, given price environment continues to remain competitive, growth is likely to be driven by volumes. Overall, aviation and hospitality are key beneficiaries of Maha Kumbh. Within our hospitality coverage universe, we expect RevPAR growth to be in mid-teens for Chalet and Lemon Tree. As for Indigo, we expect yields to remain flat with a top-line of Rs218bn and EBITDAR margin of 28.5% (excluding FX loss/gain). We prefer Indigo and VIP at current levels and have upgraded IRCTC to a BUY....