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Grand Continent share price & results

Grand Continent· Consumer Services· Consumer Discretionary

Results to
Mar 2026
Latest analysed call
Q4 FY26
Ownership as of
Sept 2026

Asset-light mid-scale hotel operator running leased properties in India, the USA and Dubai under franchise brands (Regenta, Golden Tulip) and its own Grand Continent brand.

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Reported

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MetricValueChangeBasisPeriodNote
Revenue85.0 ₹ crore+107.3% YoYQuarterly, as filedQuarter to Mar 2026Revenue from operations as filed.
Operating margin17.0 %−4.0 pts YoYOperating profit / revenueQuarter to Mar 2026For the quarter; a change is in percentage points.
Net profit10.0 ₹ crore+150.0% YoYQuarterly, as filedQuarter to Mar 2026Profit after tax as filed.
Return on equityUnavailable−5.4 ptsFY Mar 2026 vs FY Mar 2025Trailing twelve monthsTTM · period unavailableNot in the analysed materials. No older figure is substituted.
Free cash flow margin-31.54 %−0.0 ptsFY Mar 2026 vs FY Mar 2025Fiscal yearFY ending Mar 2026(Operating cash flow − fixed-asset purchases + disposals) ÷ revenue.
Revenue growth (YoY)Unavailable−42.3 ptsFY Mar 2026 vs FY Mar 2025Trailing twelve monthsTTM · period unavailableNot in the analysed materials. No older figure is substituted.

Source: Inve data from filed results; ratios from the Screener-verified panel · to Mar 2026

Guidance

What management said, and what became of it

1 of 2 judged targets kept · 10 open · verdicts reflect calls analysed to Q4 FY26.

Grand Continent management guidance track record on Inve: 12 targets tracked across analysed earnings calls (1 achieved, 1 missed, 10 open).

TargetOriginal wordingSaidLatest callVerdict
FY26 Key AdditionsClarity of another 500-600 keys for this financial year (FY26).
Call transcript, Q4 FY25 · 18 Jun 2025		Q4 FY25Q4 FY26:Achieved. The company grew from 956 keys in FY25 to over 1,850 keys in FY26, an addition of ~894 keys, exceeding the original target of 500-600.
Call transcript, Q4 FY26 · 29 May 2026		Achieved
International expansion (Dubai)Going live from 1st of July 2025 under a marketing tie-up.
Call transcript, Q4 FY25 · 18 Jun 2025		Q4 FY25Q4 FY26:Missed. Management confirmed the MOU for the Dubai property was mutually cancelled due to geopolitical risks and a strategic decision to avoid overseas investment for now.
Call transcript, Q4 FY26 · 29 May 2026		Missed
Total Keys AddedAdding close to 2,000 keys over the next three years.
Call transcript, Q4 FY25 · 18 Jun 2025		Q4 FY25Q4 FY26:Management reiterated the goal and expanded it to 3,000-3,500 keys by March 2028. Current portfolio is over 1,850 keys, with a plan to reach ~2,400 by end of FY27.
Call transcript, Q4 FY26 · 29 May 2026		Revised Up

Source: Inve Guidance Tracker for Grand Continent · to Q4 FY26

A verdict describes what became of management’s own words in later analysed calls. “Delayed” is a change of date, “went quiet” a target the calls stopped mentioning. None of it is a judgement on the investment. The methodology sets out how verdicts are recorded.

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Price

₹102.5 +0.89% · +₹0.9

Last close 27 Oct 2026 · NSE · INR · Source: Inve

Performance −52.9% 1Y

₹100₹150₹200Oct 25Dec 25Jan 26Mar 26Apr 26Jun 26Jul 26Sept 26Oct 26Q2 FY26 — 20 Nov 2025Q4 FY26 — 29 May 2026

1Y: ₹217.5 on 24 Oct 2025 → ₹102.5. High ₹217.5 (24 Oct 2025), low ₹78.3 (30 Mar 2026).

Previous close
₹101.6
Market cap
₹257 Cr
52-week range
₹78.3 – ₹206.65
One year
−50.40%
Price to earnings (FY ending Mar 2026)
21.42×
Return on equity (FY ending Mar 2026)
10.62%

Overview

Symbol
NSE:GCHOTELS
Industry
Consumer Discretionary
Exchange
NSE
Currency
INR

What Grand Continent does

Based on the company's own presentations, annual report and earnings calls.

Grand Continent Hotels leases hotel properties on 10–15-year terms rather than owning real estate, and operates them either under franchise tie-ups with established hospitality brands (Regenta by Royal Orchid Hotels, Golden Tulip by Sarovar Hotels) or under its own Grand Continent / GC Premiere brand. It earns income from room bookings, food & beverage, and banquet/conference facilities across its portfolio of business, leisure and spiritual-circuit hotels in mid-priced and upper-mid-priced segments. The company began with a single 54-key Bengaluru hotel in 2011 and has since expanded across South, North and West India and, from FY26, into the United States (Springfield, Omaha, North Platte) and Dubai.

Segments

  • Business hotels
  • Leisure hotels
  • Spiritual-circuit hotels
  • Franchise operations
  • Own brand
  • International operations
Operational properties
31 (29 as of FY26-end)
Total keys/rooms
1,855 (1,769 as of FY26-end)
Countries of operation
3 (India, USA, Dubai/UAE)
Employees (India)
920 (900+ as of FY26-end)
Occupancy rate
68% (FY25)
Cities across India
12
Founded 2011Headquarters Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaEmployees 920 (15-May-2026 (India opera) Company website

How the price took the results

close before → close after

Q4 FY26
+0.5%
29 May
Q2 FY26
−5.0%
20 Nov

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