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Brigade Hotel Ventures FY26 Annual Earnings Summary

3 quarters covered · ₹409 Cr revenue · ₹58 Cr PAT · 24.0% average EBITDA margin.

Total annual revenue: ₹409 Cr
Annual PAT: ₹58 Cr
Average margin: 24.0%
Promise delivery: Building

Quarter-by-quarter progression

QuarterRevenuePATMarginSentiment
Q2 FY26₹130 Cr₹11 Crbullish
Q3 FY26₹143 Cr₹22 Cr35.9%bullish
Q4 FY26₹136 Cr₹25 Cr36.0%bullish

Management promises made during the year

Promise tracking available after 2+ quarters of coverage.

Risks flagged during the year

Q2 FY26 · high

The INR 3,600 crores capex plan is back-ended, with potential delays in construction and cost overruns.

Q3 FY26 · high

Large capex of INR 3,600cr is back-ended, with peak debt-to-EBITDA expected at 4.5-5x in FY29-30. Execution delays or cost overruns could strain balance sheet.

Q4 FY26 · high

War-related cancellations of ~INR 7-8 Cr in Q4 and ongoing in Q1 FY27 could persist, pressuring F&B revenue and ADR growth.

Q2 FY26 · medium

A one-off property tax expense of INR 6 crores hit EBITDA; similar reassessments could occur at other properties.

Q2 FY26 · medium

Bangalore occupancy declined from 81% to 78% YoY, indicating potential market saturation or competitive pressure.

Q3 FY26 · medium

GST 2.0 reduced EBITDA margin by 1.6% due to input tax credit reversal on rooms below INR 7,500 ARR. Seven of nine hotels are below this threshold, though portfolio ARR is approaching INR 7,300.

Q3 FY26 · medium

One hotel's contract with Marriott ends December 2026. Management is negotiating renewal or potential upbranding, creating uncertainty.

Q3 FY26 · medium

Construction of Grand Hyatt Chennai is pending CRZ approval, which management expects by end of FY26. Any delay could push back the FY28 opening.

Q4 FY26 · medium

GST input credit reversal on rooms below INR 7,500 ADR caused 1.4% margin impact in Q4; 30% of room nights still below threshold.

Q4 FY26 · medium

Chennai Courtyard by Marriott opening in Q3 FY27 may face delays or stabilization challenges, impacting revenue ramp-up.

Q4 FY26 · low

Reduced PNG supply due to geopolitical issues required shift to alternative fuels; potential operational disruption if supply issues worsen.

What changed through the year

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Q2 FY26 · Capex of INR 3,600 crores over 5 years

Total capital expenditure of INR 3,600 crores planned to add ~1,700 keys, with phasing back-ended: ~60% in years 3-4.

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Q2 FY26 · Mid-teens to high-teens ARR growth for next two quarters

Management expects to maintain ARR growth in mid-teens to high-teens for Q3 and Q4 FY26.

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Q2 FY26 · RevPAR to remain in mid-teens in October

Despite a slower October due to festivals, RevPAR is expected to stay in mid-teens growth.

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Q3 FY26 · Mid-to-high teens RevPAR growth expected

Management expects RevPAR growth in mid-to-high teens, driven by strong demand and limited supply in key micro markets.

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Q3 FY26 · Capex of INR 500cr in FY27

For FY27, capex is expected to be approximately INR 500cr for the nine-hotel pipeline, with total capex of INR 3,600cr over 5 years.

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Q3 FY26 · Courtyard by Marriott Chennai operational in FY27

The 45-key Courtyard by Marriott at Chennai World Trade Center is expected to become operational in FY27.

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Q3 FY26 · Three hotels to open in FY28

Two Fairfields and one Grand Hyatt Chennai are slated to become operational in FY28, with construction already started.

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Q4 FY26 · Portfolio ADR to exceed INR 10,000 by FY29 and INR 14,000 by FY31

Management projects average ADR to nearly double from current INR 7,500 as luxury properties ramp up.

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Q4 FY26 · Chennai Courtyard by Marriott opening in Q3 FY27

A 45-key hotel in Chennai World Trade Center, targeting second half of FY27.

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Q4 FY26 · Capex of INR 3,600 Cr with 60% debt funding

Planned capital expenditure funded through borrowings (60%) and internal accruals (40%), with internal accruals expected to exceed INR 1,000 Cr over coming years.

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Q4 FY26 · Kochi hotel upgrade to Courtyard by Marriott in Q1 FY27

Upgrading from Four Points to Courtyard brand, expected to drive double-digit ADR growth.