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Revenue
₹779 Cr
verified against source
Revenue YoY
21%
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EBITDA
₹476 Cr
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Ventive Hospitality delivered a strong Q4 FY26 with consolidated revenue of ₹870 crore (+21% YoY) and EBITDA of ₹476 crore (+28% YoY), driven by pricing power in India (ADR +12% to ₹14,200) and robust Maldives performance (occupancy 75%, TrevPAR +18% to ₹90,818). Full-year hospitality revenue approached ₹2,000 crore with EBITDA margins expanding 300 bps to 37%. The annuity segment provided stable cash flows (₹505 crore revenue, 90% margin). Management guided for low-teen revenue growth and high-teen EBITDA growth in the medium term, with occupancy headroom in Pune (target 75%) and Maldives (target 65%+). Key risks include geopolitical disruptions affecting Maldives travel and diesel cost inflation in the islands.
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Guidance to track
- Management expects to ramp up occupancy from current 69% to 75% in the medium term, supported by Pune's commercial absorption and limited supply.
- Conrad and Anantara occupancy expected to exceed 65% in the medium term, up from 61% in FY26.
- Capital expenditure for Bangalore AC, Sri Lanka Ritz-Carlton Reserve, and other projects to be funded through internal accruals.
- India portfolio expected to deliver low-teen revenue growth and high-teen EBITDA growth driven by occupancy and ADR expansion.
Risks flagged
- Middle East tensions and travel advisories from US/Europe have caused short-term occupancy volatility; April traffic data showed 25% YoY decline.
- Maldives resorts rely on diesel for power; supply tightness and price adjustments could increase operating costs, though management has 1-2 months of inventory.
- The Mundra opportunity was reassessed and deferred due to timing and return profile concerns, indicating potential capital allocation challenges.
- Q4 India EBITDA declined 7% reported, but adjusted for one-offs (electricity credit, past period costs) showed 6% growth; such items may recur.
Key quotes
- FY26 has been a landmark year for Ventive. It was our first full year of reporting as a listed company and the year demonstrated the strength of the platform that we built.
- Pune is not behaving like a secondary hotel market anymore. The demand base has changed.
- We are not pursuing growth for scale alone. Each addition is being assessed against return thresholds, funding discipline, execution complexity and fit within the wider platform.
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