Royal Orchid Hotels opens five hotels and lifts quarterly profit

what happened

Royal Orchid Hotels Ltd opened five new hotels during the second quarter of fiscal 2026-27, adding 426 rooms to its network, according to Moody's. The Indian operator continues to expand through a model that relies on partners rather than owned property, focusing on business and leisure destinations across the country.

Consolidated total income reached Rs 116 crore, up from Rs 86.77 crore a year earlier. Consolidated EBITDA came in at Rs 31.66 crore versus Rs 20.79 crore, and net profit including exceptional items climbed to Rs 14.73 crore from Rs 4.29 crore. Earnings per share were Rs 5.25, compared with Rs 1.56 previously.

On a standalone basis, revenue stood at Rs 58.75 crore against Rs 49.64 crore, while EBITDA edged down to Rs 12.28 crore from Rs 12.84 crore. Standalone net profit rose to Rs 12.46 crore from Rs 3.87 crore. The group now operates more than 127 hotels and has over 50 projects in development, targeting more than 1,800 additional keys within six to nine months.

why it matters

For hotel operators, room occupancy and travel demand remain the core drivers, so the sharp rise in profit may draw investor attention to the sector. However, the gap between the consolidated and standalone results is worth watching when judging the quality of this growth.

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