CARE Ratings Upgrades and Assigns Ratings to Oriental Hotels
CARE Ratings upgrades Oriental Hotels' long-term bank facilities rating to CARE AA- with a stable outlook, driven by improved business and financial risk profiles. Revenue reached ₹440 crore in FY25 and is projected to reach ₹500 crore.
The upgraded credit ratings can improve investor confidence and potentially lower borrowing costs for the company. Revenue projections reaching ₹500 crore also indicate a positive outlook.
The credit rating upgrade and assignment of new ratings by CARE Ratings indicate a positive assessment of Oriental Hotels' financial stability and growth prospects.
* CARE Ratings has upgraded the ratings for Oriental Hotels Limited's (OHL) long-term bank facilities to CARE AA-; Stable from CARE A+; Stable. * CARE Ratings has assigned ratings of CARE AA-; Stable / CARE A1+ to long-term / short-term bank facilities. * CARE Ratings has assigned a rating of CARE A1+ to the short-term bank facilities. * The upgrade is driven by sustained improvement in OHL’s business risk profile and expected sustenance of its financial risk profile. * Revenue grew by 12% y-o-y in FY25 to ₹440 crore and is projected to reach approximately ₹500 crore over the medium term. * Operating margins are expected to remain healthy at 27–30%. * OHL benefits from its strong linkages with The Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL), which holds a 28.54% stake, and the wider Tata Group, which together holds 39.1%. * IHCL is part of the Tata group (recorded overall revenue of US$180 billion (₹15,00,300 crore) in FY25 and market capitalisation of ₹25+ lakh crore as on November 11, 2025). * The company’s revenue is largely concentrated to Chennai with over 60% revenue being generated from Taj Coromandel, Chennai, and Taj Fisherman's Cove.
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