ITC Hotels today announced stellar financial performance for Q4 FY25, delivering record revenue of INR 1,017 crore up 17% year‑on‑year while expanding its EBITDA margin by 350 basis points to 40%. Profit after tax surged 44% to INR 264 crore, marking the company’s strongest quarter since its demerger from ITC Ltd. on January 1, 2025.
For the full year ended March 31, 2025, ITC Hotels achieved a landmark INR 3,333 crore in revenue and PAT of INR 698 crore, reflecting robust growth across its portfolio. Over the past 24 months, the company has signed 54 new properties and opened 30 hotels under multiple brands, creating a healthy pipeline that positions it for further expansion.
The demerger of ITC Ltd.’s hotel business, sanctioned by the National Company Law Tribunal in October 2024 and completed with a successful listing on the NSE and BSE on January 29, 2025, has streamlined operations and sharpened the company’s focus on hospitality. Comparative financials for the prior year have been restated to reflect the new corporate structure from the hotels business’ incorporation on July 28, 2023.
A trailblazer in responsible luxury, ITC Hotels is the first Indian chain to win the USGBC Leadership Award for Organizational Excellence in 2024. It holds the world’s largest number of LEED Platinum certifications 23 hotels and leads globally with 12 LEED Zero Carbon and eight LEED Zero Water properties. The chain has also consecutively exceeded 2030 sectoral emission targets for four years and met 2050 COP 21 emission goals at 12 locations.
Against a backdrop of sustained macroeconomic growth—India’s GDP expanded by an estimated 6.5% in FY25 and is projected to grow similarly in FY26 ITC Hotels is well‑positioned to capitalize on rising urbanization, favorable demographics, and a booming services sector. With aggregate room demand expected to outpace supply, and foreign tourist arrivals still below pre‑pandemic levels, the company’s strengthened balance sheet and sustainability leadership underscore its readiness to drive long‑term value in India’s hospitality industry.
