The chain stated figures for earlier 12 months consists of the resorts enterprise of ITC Ltd. to facilitate a like-for-like comparability. The corporate stated it recorded its finest ever quarterly efficiency in quarter 4.
ITC Motels reported a consolidated revenue after tax of Rs 638 crore for the total fiscal 12 months 2025, and revenues of Rs 3560 crore for the fiscal.
It stated its room revenues elevated 16% in quarter 4 on the again of sturdy common each day charges at roughly Rs 15,000.
Its occupancy ranges had been at 79%, and income per obtainable room grew 17%. The F&B revenues grew 12%, and the EBITDA margins at 40% expanded by 350 bps over the identical interval final 12 months.
ITC Motels had 54 signings and 30 resort openings within the final two years and the chain stated it has a ‘sturdy pipeline’ throughout manufacturers. It at present operates over 140 resorts with over 13,300 keys, with an owned and managed keys mixture of 42% and 58% respectively.By 2030, the chain goals to have 220 resorts, with over 20,000 keys, concentrating on an owned- managed keys mixture of 30% and 70% respectively. The resorts enterprise of ITC Ltd. was demerged into ITC Motels Ltd. with impact from January 1, 2025. The fairness shares of the corporate listed on the Nationwide Inventory Change (NSE) of India Restricted and BSE Restricted on January 29 this 12 months.
ITC Motels stated it has over 400 rooms being deliberate below its owned resorts, with a greenfield undertaking at Puri and growth deliberate in Bhubaneshwar.
It has a brand new 200 key resort deliberate at Vizag. Within the managed resorts section, it has a pipeline of 49 managed resorts with over 4300 keys, and a 2.5x progress focused in administration charges by monetary 12 months 2030. The corporate stated its first worldwide property ITC Ratnadipa in Sri Lanka turned EBITDA constructive from the quarter ended December 2024.
ITC Motels operates resorts in over 90 locations throughout six distinct manufacturers together with the namesake ITC Motels, Storii, Fortune and Welcom Heritage.
