ITC Hotels Q2 net profit rises 52% to ₹203 crore, revenue up 26%
Consolidated revenue from operations at ₹ 1,054 crore grew 26% YoY, supported by growth across Rooms, Food & Beverage and Management Fees, the company said
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Updated - October 26, 2026 06:27 pm IST - MUMBAI
The exterior of ITC Maurya in New Delhi.
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ITC Hotels Ltd, for the second quarter ended September 30, 2026, reported a 52% jump in consolidated net profit to₹203 crore over the year-ago period.
Consolidated revenue from operations at ₹ 1,054 crore grew 26% YoY, supported by growth across Rooms, Food & Beverage and Management Fees, the company said.
Standalone revenue from operations at ₹885 crore grew 16% YoY.
Net profit at ₹207 crore grew 37% YoY.
During the quarter, room revenue grew 22% YoY, driven by growth in both rates and volumes.
“Performance was supported by healthy transient demand across key markets and buoyancy in MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions) business, aided by the BRICS Summit in New Delhi,” the company said.
Occupancy rose 481 bps to 76%, and Average Daily Rates (ADRs) grew 14%, resulting in overall Revenue per average room (RevPAR) growth of 21% YoY, the company said.
The company said it maintained a RevPAR premium of 44% over the industry, reflecting the strength of its brands and sustained guest preference.
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