ICICI Securities Lifts ITC Hotels Target to Rs 235, Sees 35% Upside After Q1

ICICI Securities retains Buy on ITC Hotels and hikes target to Rs 235 from Rs 229 after Q1 FY27 posted 10% YoY revenue and 13% Ebitda growth. Brokerage flags H2 demand recovery and new hotel openings driving fee income, with 11% revenue and 14% Ebitda CAGR projected through FY29E.

— Source publishedFri, 17 Jul, 2026, 11:20 IST·First seen Fri, 17 Jul, 2026, 11:30 IST·Source NDTV Profit

What happened

ICICI Securities retains Buy on ITC Hotels with hiked target of Rs 235 after Q1 FY27 results showed 10% revenue and 13% Ebitda growth, projecting demand

Key facts

  • 35% upside
  • target Rs 235 from Rs 229
  • net cash Rs 1,210 crore
  • Sri Lanka NAV Rs 910 crore
  • equity value Rs 48,900 crore
  • 10% YoY revenue growth
  • 13% YoY Ebitda growth
  • 11% revenue CAGR FY26-29E
  • 14% Ebitda CAGR

Why this matters

New hotel openings driving fee income point to a managed/asset-light expansion path worth scaling through partnerships and franchise deals.

What to watch

  • H2 FY27 occupancy and ADR data confirming demand recovery
  • New hotel opening/signing announcements boosting management-fee income
  • Q2 FY27 Ebitda margin trajectory versus the 14% CAGR projection
  • Peer hospitality results (Indian Hotels, EIH) setting sector sentiment
  • Any change in brokerage consensus targets or rating shifts
  • Other brokerages likely to revisit ITC Hotels estimates and align targets around Rs 220-240 range
  • Management to guide on H2 pipeline, ADR/occupancy trends, and asset-light fee expansion on calls
  • Institutional accumulation as post-demerger standalone hotel story gains coverage breadth