OYO (PRISM) files DRHP for ₹6,650 Cr IPO, earmarks 75% to slash ₹7,338 Cr debt
OYO, rebranded PRISM, filed an updated DRHP for a ₹6,650 Cr fresh issue, directing ₹4,987.5 Cr toward debt repayment. The chain turned profitable with ₹748 Cr PAT and ₹2,127 Cr EBITDA on FY25 revenue of ₹6,259 Cr, but 84% of revenue now comes from overseas as India revenue declines.
What happened
OYO PRISM · OYO, rebranded PRISM, files updated DRHP for a ₹6,650 Cr fresh-issue IPO, using ~75% of proceeds to repay debt. Now profitable with ₹748 Cr PAT, but
Key facts
- Fresh issue ₹6,650 Cr
- 9MFY26 revenue ₹6,941 Cr
- FY25 revenue ₹6,259 Cr
- PAT ₹748 Cr
- EBITDA ₹2,127 Cr
- Debt ₹7,338 Cr
- ₹4,987.5 Cr for debt repayment
- 84% revenue outside India
Why this matters
The PRISM rebrand and offshore revenue dominance (84%) suggest OYO is repositioning as a global hospitality platform, opening the door to international consolidation or partnership targets even as its India franchise weakens.
What to watch
- SEBI observations / DRHP approval timeline
- Grey-market premium and anchor allocation demand
- FY26 India revenue trajectory (stabilization vs continued decline)
- Interest-cost reduction confirmation post-debt repayment
- Offshore revenue FX sensitivity and geographic breakdown disclosures
- Any downward revision from the last private valuation
- OYO markets the profitability turnaround aggressively to anchor institutions on EBITDA/PAT rather than GMV
- Anchor-book roadshows target global funds comfortable with offshore hospitality exposure
- Rating agencies revise outlook upward post-deleveraging plan; lenders may pre-negotiate refinancing
- SoftBank and early VCs signal partial exit intent, testing secondary appetite
- Competitors (Treebo, FabHotels, hotel aggregators) reprice India expansion to exploit OYO's domestic softness
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