Bharat Hotels Unlisted Share Price Today
ISIN INE466A01015.
Bharat Hotels is a leading luxury hospitality company in India, operating under the flagship brand The Lalit. The company is engaged in the ownership and management of five-star deluxe hotels, resorts, and palace properties, catering to premium leisure travelers, corporate clients, conferences, weddings, and high-end events. Its revenue mix includes room rentals, food & beverage services, banqueting, and event management, with a strong focus on full-service hospitality. Bharat Hotels follows…
Bharat Hotels
Bharat Hotels Unlisted Share Price Today
About Company
Bharat Hotels is a leading luxury hospitality company in India, operating under the flagship brand The Lalit. The company is engaged in the ownership and management of five-star deluxe hotels, resorts, and palace properties, catering to premium leisure travelers, corporate clients, conferences, weddings, and high-end events. Its revenue mix includes room rentals, food & beverage services, banqueting, and event management, with a strong focus on full-service hospitality.
Bharat Hotels follows an asset-heavy, ownership-driven operating model, with most of its properties owned rather than operated under pure management contracts. The company places strategic emphasis on premium positioning, high Average Daily Rates (ADR), brand-led differentiation, and experiential hospitality, rather than rapid asset-light expansion. Its performance is closely linked to occupancy rates, room pricing power (RevPAR), tourism cycles, corporate travel demand, and event-led revenues, making operating leverage and asset utilisation critical to profitability.
Headquartered in New Delhi, Bharat Hotels operates marquee properties in key metropolitan and leisure destinations across India. The company’s portfolio includes luxury hotels in cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Chennai, and Goa, along with international exposure in select markets.
EBIT margin improved from -4.60% (FY21) to 37.79% (FY25), reflecting sharp operating leverage and cost normalization.
Revenue surged in FY22–FY23 (>100% YoY), but slowed to 4.51% YoY in FY25, indicating stabilization after the recovery phase.
PAT turned from ₹90.53 Cr loss (FY21) to ₹85.29 Cr profit (FY25), with net margin improving to 9.46%.
