Tata Group stocks witnessed sharp volatility this week as developments around the Tata Sons IPO triggered strong buying and selling. Tata C...

Indian Hotels Company Limited will merge with Oriental Hotels Limited through a Scheme of Arrangement. This merger aims to simplify the gro...

The unexpected announcement of N Chandrasekaran's exit from Tata Sons has left many in the business sector taken aback. Prior to making thi...

Indian markets closed marginally higher after balancing mixed global cues and positive earnings. Adani Energy Solutions reported significan...

The hospitality sector anticipates a strong recovery in the Middle East after the US-Iran ceasefire. Industry leaders expect occupancies in...

The hospitality sector anticipates a strong recovery in the Middle East after the US-Iran ceasefire. Industry leaders expect occupancies to...

Markets closed positively despite volatility, with IT majors TCS and HCL Tech reporting profit declines in their December quarter results. ...

India's Q2 GDP growth of 8.2% initially propelled Nifty and Sensex to record highs, but selling pressure in pharma and financial stocks led...

Markets experienced a slight dip amid volatility on expiry day, continuing a consolidation phase. Optimism from GST reforms and festive dem...

Indian Hotels Company (IHCL) clarified to the BSE that it holds leasehold rights, not ownership, of The Pierre hotel in New York, dismissin...

The markets experienced a slight gain of half a percent, continuing their consolidation. Several companies are in focus due to recent news,...

IHCL reached a milestone of over 250 hotels and is in line with its vision of being a 300 hotel portfolio by 2025. In this financial year a...

Indian Hotels Company Ltd (IHCL), owned by the Tata group, is a pioneer in luxury hotels. In 1903, the group started the iconic hotel that ...

Power Grid, Zomato, Coal India, Siemens, Motherson Sumi, Lupin, Jindal Steel & Power, Max Financial, Trent, Whirlpool of India and CAMS wil...

On Friday, IHCL had announced that it plans to raise Rs 150 crore by way of non-convertible debentures (NCDs).

IHCL said the NCDs are proposed to be listed on the wholesale debt market segment of NSE.

IHCL currently manages the group's Surajkund property which was rebranded as Vivanta by Taj under a long term management contract.