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    Ventive Hospital

    VENTIVEGood
    Consumer Services·3 Feb 2026
    Management Summary

    Ventive Hospitality delivered a strong Q3 FY26 performance characterized by robust ADR growth in India and significant occupancy gains in the Maldives. The company successfully integrated new assets like Hilton Goa and Raaya, while maintaining industry-leading margins and a disciplined balance sheet. Management remains focused on premiumization and scaling to 4,000 keys over the medium term through a mix of organic development and strategic acquisitions.

    Highlights

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    • Consolidated revenue reached ₹722 crore, up 27% YoY, including ₹16.9 crore forex gains

    • Hospitality revenue grew 35% YoY, with EBITDA increasing 54% and margins expanding to 40%

    • Profit After Tax (PAT) stood at ₹140.4 crore, representing over 300% YoY growth

    • India portfolio ADR rose 17% to over ₹13,000, with RevPAR growing 15% to ₹8,300

    • Maldives revenue surged 46% YoY, driven by strong occupancy growth (71% including Raaya)

    • Net debt position remains comfortable at ₹1,667 crore with a Net Debt to EBITDA ratio of 1.4x

    • Annuity portfolio revenue grew 15% YoY with a robust EBITDA margin of 90%

    • Weighted average cost of funds reduced to 6.82%, the lowest in the peer group

    Key financials

    Single quarter

    05 metrics
    1. 01Consolidated Revenue₹722 Cr+27%YoY
    2. 02Consolidated EBITDA₹348 Cr+25%YoY
    3. 03PAT₹140.4 Cr+3%YoY
    4. 04India ADR₹13,000+17%YoY
    5. 05Net Debt to EBITDA1.4 x

    Segment breakdown

    EBITDA MarginRevenueEBITDA
    India Hospitality41%₹239 Cr₹98.6 Cr
    International Hospitality (Maldives)39%₹326.4 Cr₹127.5 Cr
    Annuity Portfolio90%
    Heatmap· 3 shared metrics

    Guidance & targets

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    CategoryTargetPriority
    Capacity
    Total Keys
    4,000
    High
    Capex
    Unspent Project Capex
    ₹800-900 crore
    High
    Profitability
    Hilton Goa Annual EBITDA
    ₹40 crore
    Medium
    Debt
    Cost of Funds Reduction
    10 bps
    High

    Risks & concerns

    4
    RiskSeverity

    Softening of India Occupancy

    Occupancy in India was stable/flat at 62% due to one-off external factors like airline disruptions.Both acknowledged

    medium

    Employee Cost Inflation

    One-time, non-recurring impact of ₹3 crore due to the new Labour Code provision.Analyst acknowledged

    low

    Maldives Supply Constraints

    Management views structural limitations on new island supply as a support for long-term pricing stability.Management downplayed

    low

    Areas of Evasion(1)

    • Specific January demand trends for Hilton Goa were not provided due to ongoing refurbishment.

    Q&A highlights

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    “There was an increase from a special corporate... that grew 11%. And retail grew 19%... foreign travelers that came in this quarter was a record number for us at 61%.”

    Reveals that growth is driven by high-margin retail and foreign travel segments rather than just corporate renewals.

    asked by Achal Kumar, HSBC

    2 min read5 chapters

    Detailed Narrative

    01

    Maldives Portfolio Hits Full Stride

    The Maldives segment saw a 46% revenue jump, with the newly integrated Raaya resort achieving 84% occupancy. This performance drove overall Maldives occupancy to 71%, demonstrating the benefit of product diversity across three resorts. EBITDA growth in the region was exceptionally strong at 73% YoY, with margins expanding to 39% as the portfolio reached execution maturity.

    02

    Pune as a Fortress Market

    Management highlighted Pune as a key differentiator, where four of their hotels collectively achieved an ADR of ₹14,758. The market is driven by strong office absorption from Global Capability Centres (GCCs), with Pune hosting 20% of India's total GCCs. Critically, there is no announced supply of new luxury keys in Pune, ensuring continued pricing power for Ventive's existing portfolio.

    03

    Strategic Turnaround of Hilton Goa

    Following its acquisition, Ventive is adding 60-65 new rooms to the existing 104-room Hilton Goa to enhance asset value. Management is in talks for a higher brand positioning within the Hilton system and expects to double the property's annual EBITDA to ₹40 crore post-stabilization. The turnaround strategy focuses on F&B activation and wellness offerings to cater to high-end leisure demand.

    04

    Capital Efficiency and Debt Optimization

    Ventive achieved a weighted average cost of funds of 6.82%, the lowest in its peer group, after successfully renegotiating dollar-denominated loans. The company maintains a conservative Net Debt to EBITDA ratio of 1.4x and plans to fund its ₹800-900 crore development pipeline primarily through internal accruals. This financial discipline provides significant headroom for future opportunistic acquisitions.

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    Robust Development and ROFO Pipeline

    The company's development pipeline remains on track with projects in Varanasi, Bangalore, Mundra, and Sri Lanka targeted for completion between FY27 and FY28. Additionally, Right of First Offer (ROFO) assets, including JW Marriott Navi Mumbai and three Moxy Hotels, are in the design phase under the promoter group. These assets are expected to be delivered around FY30, supporting the long-term goal of 4,000 keys.

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