ITC Hotels Reports Strong Q2 Growth, Expands Portfolio

ITC Hotels delivered a robust performance in Q2 FY25-26, driven by its ‘Asset-Right’ growth strategy, strong MICE recovery, and expanding premium portfolio.

The company reported a 9 percent standalone RevPAR growth and 11 percent consolidated growth, maintaining a 40 percent premium over the industry average. Average Daily Rate (ADR) rose 6 percent, while occupancy grew by 254 basis points.

The Food & Beverage (F&B) segment posted a 5 percent increase with a two-year CAGR of 10 percent, supported by iconic outlets like Bukhara, Dum Pukht, and Avartana ranking among India’s Top 50 Restaurants.

Key Highlights

• ITC Hotels’ RevPAR rose 11 percent, maintaining a 40 percent premium over the industry
• Launched luxury Epiq Collection with projects in Puri and Tirupati
• Strengthened sustainability leadership with 23 LEED Platinum hotels

EBITDA margin expanded by 215 basis points to 31 percent, reflecting operational efficiency.

Expanding its luxury footprint, ITC Hotels introduced the Epiq Collection, with upcoming projects in Puri (118 rooms) and Tirupati (201 rooms). The group’s total portfolio now stands at 207 hotels, including 146 operational and 61 in the pipeline, with new signings in Patna, Hyderabad, Tirupati, Wayanad, and Nellore.

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Sustainability remains core to ITC’s ethos, with ITC Grand Chola named India’s top sustainable hotel and ITC Maurya achieving the world’s first AA+ BRI verification. With 23 LEED Platinum-certified hotels and new renewable energy initiatives, ITC continues to lead eco-conscious luxury. The reimagined Club ITC loyalty program and new greenfield projects further strengthen its brand leadership.