Samhi Hotels

Indian developers are increasingly creating mixed-use projects that combine hotels with offices and retail, optimizing land use in urban areas. This trend is driven by demand for integrated spaces, and aims to balance risks and income during fluctuating market conditions.

Samhi Hotels is targeting a topline of ₹ 3,000 crore, driven by expansion in Hyderabad and Bengaluru, as well as a strategic investment in Rare India. The company saw a profit of ₹ 85.5 crore in FY25, indicating a recovery in hotel demand and occupancy rates.

India’s hotel sector has had a checkered 2025. Stocks of listed hotels remain far from their 52-week highs, battered by weak demand, and earnings disappointments. GST cut is a relief and could prop up stocks. But there's a catch.

On the occasion of 79th Independence Day, Vinit Bolinjkar - Head of Research - Ventura, has recommended five stocks to buy with up to 75 per cent upside across sectors like Hospitality, retail/apparel, chemicals and infrastructure and engineering.

Stocks to buy: PL Capital revised its 12-month target of the Nifty 50 to 26,889 from 25,521 earlier. Moreover, the brokerage firm listed 17 top stocks to buy, including ITC, ICICI Bank, HAL, IRCTC, and Samhi Hotels, in the large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap segments.

Sumeet Bagadia recommends five breakout stocks to buy today: Heranba Industries, Diamond Power Infrastructure, Vintage Coffee and Beverages, Samhi Hotels, and PTC India.

Deals worth $225 million have already been closed in January-June this year, more than doubling from $93 million recorded in the same period of 2024, according to data from property and real estate consultancy JLL Hotels and Hospitality Group shared exclusively with Mint.

India's hotel sector shows resilience with strong revenue growth reported in FY25. The industry expects continued double-digit growth in FY26 despite geopolitical tensions, driven by rising domestic demand, better transport connections, and strategic pricing by hotel operators.