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Samhi Hotels Q4 PAT jumps 306% YoY to Rs 46 cr
Samhi Hotels Q4 PAT jumps 306% YoY to Rs 46 cr

Business Standard

time8 hours ago

  • Business
  • Business Standard

Samhi Hotels Q4 PAT jumps 306% YoY to Rs 46 cr

Samhi Hotels reported a 305.93% surge in consolidated net profit to Rs 45.87 crore, while revenue from operations rose 14.2% to Rs 318.81 crore in Q4 March 2025 over Q4 March 2024. Profit before exceptional items and tax stood at Rs 41.99 crore, up 502.44% sequentially. The company also reported an exceptional gain of Rs 19.44 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal year. EBITDA came in at Rs 130.7 crore, marking a 21.4% YoY increase, while the EBITDA margin improved to 42.9% in Q4 FY25. During the quarter, the companys average room rate (ARR) increased 19.24% YoY to Rs 7,487, while the occupancy rate stood at 75%. For the full year FY25, Samhi Hotels reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 84.99 crore, compared with a net loss of Rs 234.62 crore in FY24. Revenue from operations jumped 18.03% YoY to Rs 1,130.01 crore for the year ended 31 March 2025. SAMHI is a prominent branded hotel ownership and asset management platform in India with an institutional ownership model, experienced leadership, and a professional management team. SAMHI has long-term management arrangements with three of the established and well-recognized global hotel operators, namely, Marriott, IHG, and Hyatt. Shares of Samhi Hotels rose 0.70% to Rs 192.85 on the BSE.

Singapore Wealth Fund Bets Big on India Again With $300 Million SAMHI Hotels Joint Venture
Singapore Wealth Fund Bets Big on India Again With $300 Million SAMHI Hotels Joint Venture

Yahoo

time25-04-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Singapore Wealth Fund Bets Big on India Again With $300 Million SAMHI Hotels Joint Venture

Singapore's sovereign wealth fund GIC is set to deepen its presence in India's hospitality sector through a new joint venture with hotel ownership and asset management platform SAMHI Hotels. With an equity investment plan of up to $300 million, the partnership will focus on developing upscale and premium hotels across key Indian cities, according to a regulatory filing made by SAMHI Hotels on Thursday. As part of the agreement, GIC will acquire a 35% stake in three SAMHI subsidiaries — Ascent Hotels, Innmar Tourism and Hotels, and SAMHI JV Business Hotels — for INR 7.5 billion ($88 million), valuing the combined enterprise at INR 22 billion ($257.8 million). The joint venture will initially cover four existing properties: Hyatt Regency Pune; Courtyard by Marriott and Fairfield by Marriott in Bengaluru; and Trinity Hotel, also in Bengaluru, which is being converted into a Marriott Tribute Portfolio hotel. GIC already holds an 8% stake in SAMHI Hotels. This isn't GIC's first foray into India's hospitality space. In 2019, the fund partnered with Taj Hotels' parent company, Indian Hotels Company Ltd (IHCL), to launch a $600 million investment platform targeting the acquisition of luxury and upscale hotels. GIC held a 70% stake in that joint venture, while IHCL held 30%. Although the pandemic stalled acquisitions and the venture was extended by two years, no deals were closed during that period. Of the capital being infused into the SAMHI partnership, about INR 6 billion ($70.6 million) will go toward reducing debt and covering transaction expenses. Another INR 1.4 billion ($17.46 million) is earmarked for developing a dual-branded Westin and Tribute Portfolio property in Bengaluru over the next two years. SAMHI said the investment would significantly strengthen its balance sheet and fuel expansion through its 'category conversion' strategy, which focuses on repositioning underperforming hotel assets. The company expects to reduce debt by around INR 5.8 billion ($67.95 million) post-transaction, improving its net debt to EBITDA ratio and boosting profit after tax to an estimated 15–20%. 'This does multiple things. It reduces our debt significantly on closing, which frees up a lot of our free cash for future growth. In addition, GIC and SAMHI are committed to growing this whole partnership to about $300 million,' said Ashish Jakhanwala, CEO & Managing Director of SAMHI Hotels, in a statement to CNBC. The company emphasized that the transaction will not dilute its control or reduce its shareholding below 50% in any of the involved subsidiaries. SAMHI remains primarily owned by institutional and public shareholders and has no single identified promoter. 'We have a strong track record in the hotel sector in India, and GIC brings unparalleled institutional capabilities for us to benefit from. In addition to helping us strengthen our balance sheet, this partnership gives us tremendous firepower to grow our portfolio,' Jakhanwala added. Currently, SAMHI operates 31 hotels with a total inventory of 4,823 rooms across 13 cities in India, including major markets such as NCR, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, and Pune. Earlier this year, SAMHI sold its wholly owned subsidiary Duet India Hotels (Duet Chennai OMR) to Greenpark Hotels and Resorts for INR 5.3 billion ($62.6 million). The company also posted a net profit of INR 228 million ($2.67 million) for third quarter of fiscal 2025, turning around a net loss of INR 744 million ($87 million) from the same period a year earlier. What am I looking at? The performance of hotels and short-term rental sector stocks within the ST200. The index includes companies publicly traded across global markets, including international and regional hotel brands, hotel REITs, hotel management companies, alternative accommodations, and timeshares. The Skift Travel 200 (ST200) combines the financial performance of nearly 200 travel companies worth more than a trillion dollars into a single number. See more hotels and short-term rental financial sector performance. Read the full methodology behind the Skift Travel 200. Get breaking travel news and exclusive hotel, airline, and tourism research and insights at

GIC partners with SAMHI Hotels for $300 million hospitality platform in India
GIC partners with SAMHI Hotels for $300 million hospitality platform in India

Time of India

time25-04-2025

  • Business
  • Time of India

GIC partners with SAMHI Hotels for $300 million hospitality platform in India

NEW DELHI: SAMHI Hotels , a hotel ownership and asset management platform, and GIC , a global institutional investor, have partnered to create a high-end hotel investment platform in India, seeded with five assets valued at approximately ₹2,200 crore. The venture is backed by an equity infusion plan of up to $300 million, with GIC acquiring a significant minority stake in the asset-owning special purpose vehicles SPVs. The five seed assets comprise over 1,000 rooms across Bengaluru and Pune . Properties include Hyatt Regency Pune (301 rooms), Courtyard by Marriott Bengaluru (176 rooms), Fairfield by Marriott Bengaluru (160 rooms), Trinity Hotel Whitefield (142 rooms, to be converted under Marriott's Tribute Portfolio), and a 220-room Westin Hotel under development. SAMHI will manage both operational and under-development assets within the joint venture. Funds will be deployed towards capital expenditure, strengthening its balance sheet portfolio expansion, and deleveraging existing hotel assets. Ashish Jakhanwala CEO & managing director, SAMHI said, "In addition to helping us strengthen our balance sheet, this partnership gives us tremendous firepower to grow our portfolio." Morgan Stanley acted as the financial advisor to SAMHI on this transaction.

SAMHI to sell 35% stake for Rs 752 crore in three subsidiaries to GIC Singapore
SAMHI to sell 35% stake for Rs 752 crore in three subsidiaries to GIC Singapore

New Indian Express

time24-04-2025

  • Business
  • New Indian Express

SAMHI to sell 35% stake for Rs 752 crore in three subsidiaries to GIC Singapore

NEW DELHI: Singapore's sovereign wealth fund, GIC, is acquiring a 35% stake in three subsidiaries of SAMHI Hotels -- Courtyard & Fairfield by Marriott (Bengaluru ORR), Hyatt Regency Pune and the recently acquired Trinity Hotel in Whitefield, Bengaluru-- for an investment of Rs 752 crore. The total enterprise value of these three subsidiaries stands at Rs 2,200 crore. SAMHI will be mainly utilising the sale proceeds for paying off its debts. "Rs 603 crore from the deal will be used upfront to reduce the debt across the company's portfolio and a small amount will be used towards deal expenses," the company said. The balance, Rs 149 crore, will be used over next two years to part fund the capital expenditure for the Westin Tribute Portfolio Bengaluru Whitefield dual branded hotel. SAMHI expects a Rs 580 crore reduction in debt and a 15-20% upward impact on profit after tax on account of this transaction. 'The transaction follows our stated strategy of capital recycling and will lead to significant reduction in debt and partnership with a global investor of GIC's stature for funding further growth. Net Debt-to-EBITDA at closing < 3.5X; accelerated path to < 3.0X in the next 12 months without compromising on growth,' stated the company. The company also said the partnership will be incubated with five of SAMHI's hotels with more than 1,000 rooms (the seed assets) valued at Rs 2,200 crore. The hotels include the Hyatt Regency Pune, with 301 rooms (and upcoming 22 apartments), the Courtyard by Marriott - Bengaluru, ORR with 176 rooms, the Fairfield by Marriott - Bengaluru, ORR with 160 rooms, the Trinity Hotel - Bengaluru, Whitefield with 142 rooms which will be converted as part of Marriott's Tribute Portfolio and an under development 220 rooms Westin Hotel, which is being added to the existing Trinity Hotel in Bengaluru. 'We are pleased to announce this transformational partnership with GIC. We have a strong track record in the hotel sector in India and GIC brings unparalleled institutional capabilities for us to benefit from. In addition to helping us strengthen our balance sheet, this partnership gives us tremendous firepower to grow our portfolio," said SAMHI Hotels MD and CEO Ashish Jakhanwala, in a media release on Thursday.

SAMHI Hotels and GIC announce a JV for upscale and higher hotel assets in India
SAMHI Hotels and GIC announce a JV for upscale and higher hotel assets in India

Time of India

time24-04-2025

  • Business
  • Time of India

SAMHI Hotels and GIC announce a JV for upscale and higher hotel assets in India

Live Events Global institutional investor GIC and branded hotel ownership and asset management platform SAMHI Hotels have entered into a 'strategic partnership' to establish an investment platform for upscale and higher hotel assets in India. The transaction involves three of SAMHI's subsidiaries that own Courtyard & Fairfield by Marriott Bengaluru ORR, Hyatt Regency Pune and recently acquired Trinity Hotel in Bengaluru Whitefield. GIC will acquire a 35% stake in these three subsidiaries against an investment of Rs 752 crore. In disclosures to the BSE, the company said Rs 603 crore will be used upfront to reduce the debt across SAMHI's portfolio and a small amount will be towards deal expenses. Rs 149 crore will be used over next two years to part fund the capital expenditure for the Westin Tribute Portfolio Bengaluru Whitefield dual branded hotel. SAMHI said it expects a Rs 580 crore reduction in debt and a 15-20% upward impact to profit after tax on account of this company said the partnership will be incubated with five of SAMHI's hotels with more than 1,000 rooms (the seed assets) valued at Rs 2,200 hotels include the the Hyatt Regency Pune, with 301 rooms (and upcoming 22 apartments), the Courtyard by Marriott - Bengaluru, ORR with 176 rooms, the Fairfield by Marriott - Bengaluru, ORR with 160 rooms, the Trinity Hotel - Bengaluru, Whitefield with 142 rooms which will be converted as part of Marriott's Tribute Portfolio and an under development 220 rooms Westin Hotel, which is being added to the existing Trinity Hotel in said the investment will be used for capital expenditure, future acquisitions and to reduce leverage across hotels. It will manage all the operational and development assets in the platform.'We are pleased to announce this transformational partnership with GIC. We have a strong track record in the hotel sector in India and GIC brings unparalleled institutional capabilities for us to benefit from. In addition to helping us strengthen our balance sheet, this partnership gives us tremendous firepower to grow our portfolio," said MD and CEO Ashish Jakhanwala Morgan Stanley acted as the exclusive financial advisor to SAMHI on this transaction.

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