Cox & Kings currently operates under three verticals-leisure, education and hybrid hotels.

Cox & Kings is a travel company. It operates in three key verticals; leisure, education and hybrid hotels.

Cox & Kings owns 65.6 per cent of Holidaybreak, while SSG Capital Management has 2.72 per cent in Cox & Kings Ltd.

Cox & Kings had on October 9 said its board has given approval for raising up to Rs 1,200 crore through a qualified institutional placement...

PGL the European Education and Leisure specialist group, has completed its first acquisition of a site outside Europe.

Shares of travel services firm Cox & Kings today surged about 5 per cent after disclosing plans to raise $ 137.75 million (about Rs 765 cro...

Shares of tour operator Cox & Kings today soared over 4 per cent amid reports that the company is close to finalise stake sale of its UK-ba...

The stock price of tour operator Cox & Kings rose around 5% on reports that company is close to finalising stake stake of its UK based subs...

The money will be used to repay debt raised during Cox & Kings' Rs 2,250-cr acquisition of Holidaybreak Plc, the step-down subsidiary of Co...

In line with a strong stock market, shares of the company opened the day on a robust note and further gained 4.66 per cent to Rs 150.40 on ...

Cox & Kings plans to mop up to $ 140 million from an institutional investor for its wholly owned subsidiary Prometheon Holdings (UK) Ltd.

FDI last month was 33 per cent more than $ 2.06 billion in October, according to the RBI data released today.

According to the RBI data released today, as many as 330 overseas investment transactions were carried out by various companies in October.

Travel service provider Cox & Kings said shareholders of UK-based Holidaybreak PLC have approved its proposal to buy out the latter.

Tour and travel operator Cox & Kings today reported 52 percent growth in net profit at Rs 38 crore for the first quarter ended June 30, com...

Shares of Cox & Kings surged by over 4 pc in morning trade on the bourses today, on report that it will acquire UK-based Holidaybreak Plc.

The acquisition will be financed through equity of £125 million and remainder by debt to be raised at the subsidiary level from Axis Bank.