Advent Hotels International Ltd (ADVENTHTL) — FY26 Annual Report | 7 September 2026 (3 announcements)

Advent Hotels International Ltd reported consolidated revenue of ₹387.6 crores and EBITDA of ₹145 crores for FY2025-26, with Grand Hyatt Goa achieving 81.1% occupancy and RevPAR of ₹15,874, while Hilton Mumbai recorded 91.6% occupancy and RevPAR of ₹10,697. The company restructured debt by transferring Bamboo Hotel & Global Centre to Valor Estate, reducing liabilities from ₹2,151 crores to ₹495 crores with no cash outflow. It emphasized governance compliance and its strategic shift toward integrated hospitality and commercial real estate, including a joint venture for Sahar Commercial Development.

Advent Hotels International Ltd reported a 5.7% revenue increase to Rs.38,759.87 lakhs for FY26, driven by 17% F&B growth and RevPAR gains at Grand Hyatt Goa and Hilton Mumbai. EBITDA margin expanded to 37.2%, above ICRA's 34-36% benchmark, aided by a 16.2% reduction in finance costs from debt restructuring. PAT surged 141% to Rs.6,539.87 lakhs, with EPS up 181.5% and RoNW up 124.6%, supported by operational efficiency and the Sahar project's projected Rs.315 crores annual annuity revenue. The company transferred Delhi Aerocity assets to Valor Estate, reducing related-party obligations by Rs.1,656 crores, while leveraging macro trends like domestic consumption growth (PFCE at 61.5% of GDP) and infrastructure expansion (160+ airports).

Advent Hotels International reported FY26 revenue of ₹387.60 crores, up 5.7% YoY, driven by 17% F&B growth and RevPAR gains at Grand Hyatt Goa (8.9% improvement) and Hilton Mumbai (4.5%). EBITDA margin expanded to 37.2%, above ICRA's sector benchmark, supported by 16.2% finance cost reduction from debt restructuring. The Sahar commercial JV with Prestige Estate is projected to generate ₹315 crores in annual annuity revenue, while the Delhi Aerocity hotel transfer reduced related-party obligations by ₹1,656 crores. EPS surged 181.5% to [amount context mismatch], reflecting structural margin improvements from the JV and asset rationalization.