Luxury Hotel Developer Ventive Hospitality Hits Rs. 1,000 Crore Revenue

Consolidated financial results for fourth quarter and FY 2025, ended on March 31, 2025 were released by Ventive Hospitality Ltd.

Consolidated sales stood at Rs. 717.2 crore in Q4 FY25, up 20 percent yoy. Consolidated EBITDA[1] for the year has grown 23 percent year on year to Rs. 370.9 crore. The EBITDA margin was 52 percent. The profit after tax was Rs. 151 crore.

In Q4, Ventives hospitality business (11 upmarket, luxury hotels) reported turnover of Rs. 584 crore, up by 26 percent year on year. EBITDA margin for the hospitality industry stood at 46 percent with EBITDA at Rs. 270 crore.

The Ventive consolidated revenue for the full year FY 2025[2] was at Rs. 2,160 crore, up 13 percent year on year. EBITDA rose by 16 percent in the previous year to Rs. 1,012 crore.

It had a 47 percent EBITDA margin. In FY 2025, the hospitality industry reported sales of Rs. 1,604 crore, a 17 percent increase from the previous year. At Rs. 553 crore, its EBITDA increased 34 percent, resulting in a 34.5 percent EBITDA margin.

Operational Performance FY 2025 Entice's consolidated ADR for the entire year was Rs. 20,769, which was 4 percent higher than the previous year. ADRs were able to increase by 10 percent to Rs. 11,076 for the Indian properties compared to the previous year. With a 64 percent overall occupancy rate, the consolidated RevPAR was Rs. 13,293—a 12 percent increase over FY 2024. RevPAR for the company's Indian properties was Rs. 7,256, up 18 percent from the previous year.

Ranjit Batra, Chief Executive Officer says, "Strong demand momentum and disciplined execution helped us deliver our best-ever business performance in Q4, wrapping up FY 2025 on a high note. We crossed two important milestones, surpassing Rs. 2,000 crore in revenue and Rs. 1,000 crore in EBITDA profit for the full year, putting us among the Top 4 most profitable listed hospitality companies in India.

Our luxury-focused, high-end portfolio gives our business tremendous resilience to tide over short-term geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainties. We remain confident of sustaining our organic growth trajectory, benefiting from strong structural demand, under-penetration of the Indian hospitality market and limited supply in our chosen market segments. In addition, we intend to double our number of keys over the next five years through a combination of greenfield and brownfield projects and acquisitions.”