Lemon Tree Hotels Ltd. Share Price

Lemon Tree Hotels breaks out of a falling wedge!!

Lemon Tree Hotels breaks out of a falling wedge Lemon Tree Hotels Limited (NSE: LEMONTREE) is showing a potentially bullish technical setup after breaking out of a falling-wedge pattern. In its October 9 trading analysis, Moneycontrol highlighted positive volume and follow-through buying as signs that momentum may be improving. The published plan identifies ₹105.20 as the stop-loss and ₹120.70 and ₹128 as potential upside targets. 1. What is happening? The stock was quoted at ₹110.05 in the published analysis. It had recovered from support near ₹100, an area where buyers had previously stepped in. The breakout was accompanied by positive volume, and the price was trading above short-term and medium-term moving averages. 2. Why it matters A falling-wedge breakout can signal a shift from selling pressure toward accumulation. However, the pattern is more reliable when the stock sustains its breakout and continues to attract buying volume. For hotel companies, room demand, occupancy, average room rates and expansion costs remain important business factors to monitor.

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Lemon Tree Hotels adds ₹120 crore Mumbai asset

Lemon Tree Hotels Limited has acquired a 989.30 sq m land parcel in Bandra East, Mumbai for ₹120 crore. The proposed Lemon Tree Premier will have about 172 rooms and suites, expanding the company’s Mumbai presence to seven hotels. The acquisition was completed by Fleur Hotels Limited, a material subsidiary, through the registration of the conveyance deed on September 24. The property is located along the Western Express Highway, adjoining BKC, and is planned to target business travel, MICE, leisure and social demand. The hotel will include dining, fitness and a swimming pool. Lemon Tree Hotels Limited has also signed a licence agreement for a 90-room hotel in Patancheru, Telangana. The property will include a restaurant, banquet hall, meeting rooms, swimming pool and fitness centre. With this signing, the company will have four operational and four upcoming properties in Telangana. My view is that the Mumbai deal matters more for the company’s long-term footprint than for near-term earnings. At ₹120 crore for 989.30 sq m, the company is committing meaningful capital to secure a site next to BKC, where location can support premium room rates and corporate demand. The key issue is execution. Investors should watch the eventual project cost, construction timeline, opening date and room rates rather than treating the land purchase itself as an immediate earnings trigger. For Telangana, the Patancheru signing adds another business-focused location and takes the state portfolio to eight properties. I would watch occupancy and average room rates after launch, along with the pace of Mumbai development. Lemon Tree Hotels Limited closed at ₹106.90 on the NSE, down 0.95%. My stance is to track execution and operating metrics before assigning a larger earnings impact to these announcements.

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