ITC Hotels reported a consolidated profit after tax of approximately ₹317 crore for the March quarter of fiscal year 2025-26, a 23% year-over-year increase [2], [3].
The results highlight a strategic shift in the company's revenue streams, as a surge in real-estate earnings compensated for a slight dip in core hotel operations.
Revenue from operations for the quarter reached ₹1,253.7 crore [1]. Reports on year-over-year revenue growth vary between 14% [2] and 18.2% [1].
The company's profit after tax was reported as ₹316 crore by some sources [1], while others cited figures of ₹317 crore [2] or ₹317.43 crore [3].
Growth was primarily driven by the real-estate segment, which saw a 60% increase to ₹130 crore [1]. This expansion provided a critical buffer against the hotels segment, which experienced a 2.5% decline during the same period [1].
Following the financial results, the company announced a dividend of Re 1 per share [1], [2].
“Consolidated profit after tax... [jumped] 23% year-over-year”
The disparity between the declining hotels segment and the booming real-estate arm suggests ITC Hotels is successfully diversifying its income. By leveraging property assets to offset volatility in hospitality demand, the company is maintaining overall profitability and shareholder returns despite headwinds in its primary business line.
