Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels Announces Investor Presentation Revision
Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels revised its investor presentation for Q2 and H1 FY26. The company achieved its best-ever Q2 in terms of revenue and profit growth.
The revision in investor presentation and correction of groundbreaking date have a moderate impact. However, the positive financial results and expansion plans contribute to a medium impact overall.
The announcement includes positive financial results for Q2 and H1 FY26, along with strategic expansion and positive ratings revision.
* Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels Limited revised its investor presentation for Q2 and H1 FY26 due to a correction in the management comment regarding the Kolkata project's groundbreaking date, which has been updated to January 2026 from January 2025. * The company achieved its best-ever Q2 in terms of revenue and profit growth at the operating level, with high-teen revenue growth and mid-teen EBITDA growth. * Acquisition of Zillion Hotels, Juhu (Mumbai) completed; property scheduled to open by end-2026. * ICRA retained the company’s A+ credit rating and revised the outlook from stable to positive. * The Lotus Palace listed among 100 Best New Hotels of the Year by Travel & Leisure. * The company's expansion plans are progressing steadily, with the acquisition of Zillion Hotel at Juhu, Mumbai, and the new Kolkata project breaking ground in January 2026. * Commenting on the Q2 & H1 FY26 performance Mr. Vijay Dewan, Managing Director said: “This has been our best -ever second quarter —a period of accelerated momentum and sustained growth. We have achieved strong high teen revenue expansion and mid -teen EBITDA growth, reaffirming the strength of our strategy and brand. The result is amplified by attaining India's leading occupancy of 93%, 13% growth in ARR and 12% growth in RevPAR”.
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