ITC Hotels Ltd Share Price Today

Actions	Ex-Date	Record-Date
DividendsFinal Dividend of 100% at ₹1/Share	21-May-2026	21-May-2026

Mutual Fund Holder	Aug 26 Shares held	Sep 26 Shares held
Nippon India Multi Cap Fund - Growth	2.25 Cr	2.25 Cr no change
Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund - Growth Option	1.66 Cr	1.66 Cr no change
ICICI Prudential Large Cap Fund - Growth	1.48 Cr	1.48 Cr no change
Canara Robeco Large and Mid Cap Fund - Regular Plan - Growth	1.03 Cr	1.03 Cr no change
UTI Mid Cap Fund - Regular Plan - IDCW	70.00 Lac	72.11 Lac (3.02%)

Priyam Mehta

12 Oct • 9:15 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Positive catalysts and risks for ITC hotels

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What could move the stock next? Positive catalysts Festive and wedding demand: Diwali, weddings, leisure travel and corporate events could support occupancy and room rates. New hotel ramp-up: Newly opened or expanded properties can add revenue as they mature. Higher room revenue: Sustained growth in average room rates and revenue per available room (RevPAR) could improve operating margins. Earnings delivery: Results that meet or exceed market expectations could improve investor sentiment. Risks to watch A weaker economy or renewed geopolitical disruption could affect travel demand. Higher operating costs may limit profit growth even if revenue rises. If the stock already reflects strong future growth, disappointing results could trigger a correction. A weak broader market can pressure hospitality stocks despite solid company performance. Brokerage outlook and price targets One previously reported ICICI Direct target was ₹220, published in May 2026. That is an older estimate, not a verified current consensus target. At ₹154.11, ₹220 would represent approximately 42.8% upside, excluding dividends and transaction costs. This is a hypothetical calculation based on that older target, not a forecast or guarantee. My view on ITC Hotels The fundamental picture is encouraging over the longer term, but the stock needs to demonstrate that revenue growth is translating into sustained earnings and cash generation. Short term: Watch market momentum, quarterly expectations and booking trends. Volatility remains possible. Medium term: Q2 FY27 results should help establish whether festive demand and new properties are delivering the expected growth. Long term: Expansion, brand strength, pricing power and returns on new investments are more important than a single quarter's profit.

MNC RESEARCH

9 Oct • 1:25 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

HOTEL SECTOR – THE NEXT BIG THING IN THE STOCK MARKET?

India’s hospitality sector could be entering a multi-year growth phase, driven by rising domestic tourism, premium travel, corporate events, destination weddings and increasing demand for quality hotel rooms. With demand potentially outpacing new supply in key markets, established hotel operators could benefit from improving occupancy, higher average room rates and operating leverage. ICRA estimates industry revenue growth of 7–9% in FY27, following approximately 11% growth in FY26. Three Companies Worth Tracking for the Next Five Years: 1. ITC Hotels: With an asset-right expansion strategy, ITC Hotels aims to reach 250 operational hotels and over 22,000 rooms by 2031. Its growing managed-hotel pipeline, premium brands and expansion into emerging business and leisure destinations could support long-term revenue growth without requiring ownership of every property. 2. Chalet Hotels: Chalet offers a differentiated model combining premium hospitality assets with commercial real estate exposure. Its expansion projects, including the upcoming Taj hotel at Delhi Airport and CIGNUS Powai Tower II, could add new revenue streams and strengthen its presence in key business markets. Its ability to execute projects, maintain margins and manage capital expenditure will be important. 3. IHCL (Taj Hotels): IHCL’s Accelerate 2030 strategy targets a portfolio of 700-plus hotels. Its established Taj brand, alongside Ginger, Vivanta, Gateway and other businesses, provides opportunities across luxury, upscale and midscale hospitality. A larger asset-light and managed-hotel portfolio could support expansion while improving capital efficiency.

Palak Jain

29 Sep • 5:55 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

ITC Just Bought 100% Of Yoga Bar. But Why?

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Just Bought 100% Of Yoga Bar. But Why? 🥣 ITC has completed the acquisition of the remaining 52.5% stake in Sproutlife Foods, the company behind Yoga Bar, for around ₹645 crore. So ITC now owns 100% of the business. Now, ₹645 crore may not look huge for a company like ITC. But I find the strategy much more interesting than the deal size. ITC is already present across cigarettes, FMCG, hotels, paperboards and other businesses. And now it is getting deeper into the health and nutrition space. Yoga Bar gives ITC exposure to products like protein bars, breakfast cereals, muesli and other health-focused foods. 🥣 So why does this matter? Consumer preferences are changing. People are becoming more conscious about protein, ingredients and healthier food choices. If ITC can use its huge distribution network to scale Yoga Bar, the same brand could potentially reach many more customers. But here's where the stock-market angle comes in. An acquisition doesn't automatically increase profits. Investors will want to see whether ITC can grow Yoga Bar's sales, improve distribution and eventually make the business meaningfully profitable. The interesting question is: Can ITC turn a relatively smaller brand into a much bigger FMCG business? If yes, the market could eventually start valuing the growth opportunity differently. If growth remains slow, the impact on ITC's overall earnings could remain limited. That's why I think this is a good example of how to read acquisition news. Don't just ask: “How much did ITC pay?” Ask: “What can ITC do with the business after buying it?” Because sometimes the real value of an acquisition comes from the distribution, scale and execution of the buyer. 📊

saurabh mittal

1 Sep • 10:36 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

ITC Ltd Infotech Happiest Minds deal will acquire a 22.1%

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IT services unit ITC Infotech announced on Monday it will acquire a 22.1% promoter stake in Happiest Minds Technologies in two stages, to be followed by a full merger of Happiest Minds into ITC Infotech. After the merger, the combined entity would list on the stock exchanges, with ITC holding approximately 73.4% of the merged company. ITC shares jumped over 4% on 1 September, touching an intraday high near ₹267.50, as one of the top Nifty 50 ***** move signals ITC's ambition to scale its IT and digital services business Delhi High Court stayed FSSAI's decision to cancel ITC's licence over its "100%" claims on some products, providing some relief on the regulatory front. The demerged ITC Hotels business is scheduled to meet institutional investors and analysts on 2 September 2026 at the Ashwamedh–Elara India Dialogue in Mumbai.

AASHISH RA

19 Aug • 10:30 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

SWOT Analysis – Oriental Hotels Limited

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Strengths Strong Taj brand association: The company operates several hotels under the prestigious Taj, Vivanta and Gateway brands, benefiting from strong brand recognition. Established market presence: With more than five decades of operations, Oriental Hotels has considerable experience in the Indian hospitality industry. Strategic hotel locations: Its properties are located in important business and tourism destinations such as Chennai, Cochin, Coimbatore, Mangalore, Madurai and Coonoor. Weaknesses Limited number of properties: With seven hotels and 825 rooms, the company has a smaller operating scale compared with large hotel chains. High dependence on the hospitality cycle: Revenue is sensitive to occupancy rates, room prices and tourism demand. High fixed operating costs: Hotels require significant expenditure on employees, Opportunities Growth in Indian tourism: Rising domestic and international tourism can increase occupancy and room rates. Growth in business travel: India's expanding corporate and business ecosystem can support demand for premium hotels. Expansion of India's luxury-hospitality market: Rising disposable incomes create opportunities for premium accommodation and dining. Threats Intense competition: Competition from major hotel chains such as Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt, ITC Hotels and other domestic operators can pressure occupancy and room rates. Economic downturns: Slowdowns can reduce business travel, tourism and discretionary spending. Seasonality: Hotel demand can fluctuate significantly depending on tourism seasons and local events. Rising operating costs: Higher employee, food, energy and maintenance costs can affect margins.

Umang Bhutada

3 Aug • 2:38 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

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ITC Hotels – Earnings Momentum Watch Important Levels: Support: ₹282 – ₹276 Resistance: ₹295 – ₹305 Structure: Strong bullish momentum after earnings Business: Diversified FMCG conglomerate with leadership in cigarettes, hotels, packaged foods, paperboards and agri-business. Strong cash-generating business with a diversified product portfolio. Earnings / Trigger: ITC gained nearly 4% after quarterly results, as investors welcomed strong cigarette volume growth despite a decline in reported profit. Verdict: 👉 Strong FMCG earnings candidate 👉 Watch for continuation of momentum above resistance

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