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- IHCL's Ginger brand is leading mid-scale opportunity in India: MD and CEO Puneet ChhatwalTata Group-backed Indian Hotels Company Ltd (IHCL) has agreed to buy around 51% stake each in ANK Hotels Pvt Ltd and Pride Hospitality Pvt ...
- IHCL inks agreements to acquire 51% stake in ANK Hotels and Pride Hospitality for Clarks Hotels & ResortsIndian Hotels Company (IHCL) is set to acquire a 51% stake in ANK Hotels and Pride Hospitality for approximately ₹204 crore, adding 135 hot...
- IHCL Q1 profit rises 19% YoY; records 13th straight quarter of growth despite global headwindsIndian Hotels Company, backed by Tata Group, announces impressive first quarter results. Revenue reached ₹2,102 crore, a 32% increase. Prof...
- IHCL reports Q1 revenues of Rs 2,102 crore, PAT at Rs 296 croreTata-backed Indian Hotels Company (IHCL) posted a 32% YoY revenue growth at ₹2,102 crore and 19% profit rise to ₹296 crore in Q1FY26. Stron...
- Ginger Hotels, TajSATS to lead growth of Indian Hotel’s new businessesIndian Hotel Company (IHCL) plans to expand its new businesses, including Ginger Hotels and TajSATS, to 25% by the next few years. The valu...
- Indian Hotels soars 5% on reporting profit in Q4 vs loss a year agoThe hotel chain reported revenue from operations of Rs 872 crore in Q4FY22 compared with Rs 615 crore in the corresponding period of the pr...
- Ginger Hotels plans brand revamp in mid-market pushThe hotel chain will mostly look at leasing opportunities in metro cities, will not invest in new assets, and will sell some of its existin...
- Hotel chain Ginger shifts focus, to target the youngRahul Pandit is moving fast to change Ginger's focus from just 'basic and no-frills' to a 'value-for-money and desirable' brand targeted at...
- Lemon Tree Hotels' president and executive director Rahul Pandit quitsHe earlier had a stint at Tata Group's Indian Hotels Company, working in different operations roles at the Taj Hotels unit between 1994 and...
- Roots Corporation plans to have 50 Ginger hotels by 2015Roots Corporation said on Monday that it plans to have 50 Ginger Hotels in operation by 2015.
- Tata group to invest over Rs 600 crore to open 55 Ginger hotelsTata group's Roots Corp that runs mid-budget hotel chain Ginger, said it will invest over Rs 600 cr in next 4 yrs to open 55 new properties...
- Tata Capital's PE buys 10% in Ginger HotelsThe stake-purchase in Ginger was completed by the $550 million Tata Opportunities Fund and it marks the one-year-old fund's debut investmen...
- Checking in again: IHCL in talks with Orient Express HotelsIndian Hotels Company plans to increase the number of Gateway hotels to 50 from 32 within three years.
- RCL setting up 'ginger' hotel chainRoots Corporation of India a subsidiary of IndIan Hotels Company Limited, would invest an estimated Rs. 80 crore for setting up seven/eight...
- Roots plans to raise $100 mnIndian Hotels arm may offload promoters' 20% to PE players to part finance expansion of budget hotel chain Ginger.
- Roots plans to raise $100 mnIndian Hotels arm may offload promoters' 20% to PE players to part finance expansion of budget hotel chain Ginger.
- Ginger changes plan, books room in mallsUnviable real estate prices has forced Ginger, Tata's smart basics budget hotel to rework its business strategy for the Indian market.
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