ITC Hotels Ltd (ITCHOTELS) Q1 FY27 Results Analysis: Revenue Grows 14.8%, EBITDA Margin Expands 112 bps
Cofacto Research
Updated July 16, 2026
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ITC Hotels Ltd's Q1 FY27 numbers came in strong, with revenue of Rs. 936.02 Cr (+14.77% YoY) and PAT growth of +35.42% YoY. Here's a quick read of what worked, what to watch, and what management said.
Quick Details| Results date | July 16, 2026 |
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| Quarter | Q1 FY 2026-2027 |
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| Revenue (Q1) | Rs. 936.02 Cr (+14.77% YoY) |
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| PAT (Q1) | Rs. 180.25 Cr (+35.42% YoY) |
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| EBITDA margin | 31.62% (+112 bps YoY) |
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| EPS (Q1) | Rs. 0.87 (+35.94% YoY) |
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| Market cap | Rs. 36,266.80 Cr |
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| CMP | Rs. 174.12 |
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Quarter Snapshot
ITCHOTELS delivered a solid Q1 with 14.77% revenue growth and 112 bps EBITDA margin expansion, driven by Hotels operating leverage and the new Branded Residences segment. Subsidiary contribution turned positive for the first time, while a large OCI loss from currency translation was a non-cash drag.
Key Investment Insights
Key Positives
- Consolidated revenue grew 14.77% YoY to Rs.936.02 Cr.
- Hotels segment EBIT margin expanded 209 bps YoY to 20.04%.
- Consolidated EBITDA margin expanded 112 bps YoY to 31.62%.
- Branded Residences segment contributed Rs.37.77 Cr revenue at 35.00% EBIT margin.
- Subsidiary contribution turned positive: from -Rs.16.63 Cr to +Rs.3.24 Cr.
- Employee benefits grew only 3.28% YoY, indicating cost control.
Risk Factors
- Hotels segment revenue growth decelerated to 10.05% YoY from prior quarters' double-digit growth.
- OCI loss of Rs.210.40 Cr from foreign currency translation on Sri Lanka operations, though non-cash.
- Two subsidiaries reported combined loss of Rs.16.55 Cr after tax, partially offsetting overall profit.
Disclaimer: This results analysis is published for educational and informational purposes only. It is not investment advice, not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security.
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