Ventive Hospitality Ltd. announced its consolidated financial results for Q3 FY 2026 for the quarter ended December 31, 2025. Overall, the company delivered a strong financial performance marked by robust growth across key metrics.
During Q3 FY 26, Ventive reported consolidated revenue of INR 722 crore, reflecting a 27% year-on-year (yoy) increase. At the same time, consolidated EBITDA stood at INR 348 crore, registering a 25% yoy growth, while the EBITDA margin remained strong at 48%. Importantly, profit after tax reached INR 141 crore, marking the company’s fifth consecutive quarter of positive PAT.
Driving this performance, Ventive’s hospitality business generated revenue of INR 565 crore, a sharp 35% yoy rise. The hospitality segment recorded EBITDA of INR 226 crore, up 54% yoy, while EBITDA margins expanded by 5 percentage points year on year to 40%.
Breaking this down further, revenue from the company’s Indian hotels grew by 22%, while EBITDA from this segment increased by 35% yoy. Meanwhile, Ventive’s international hospitality business delivered even stronger momentum, with revenue rising 46% and EBITDA surging 73% yoy. EBITDA margins stood at 41% for the India business and 39% for the international business, underscoring operational efficiency across geographies.
In addition, revenue from the company’s annuity portfolio—comprising prime commercial real estate and retail assets in Pune—reached INR 128 crore, while EBITDA from this portfolio amounted to INR 116 crore.
On operating metrics, Ventive’s Indian hotels achieved Average Daily Rate (ADR) growth of 17% alongside stable occupancy levels of 62%. As a result, RevPAR in the India hospitality business increased 15% yoy. Similarly, the international hospitality segment reported occupancy of 71%, while same-store occupancy reached 65%, representing a healthy 4 percentage point yoy expansion.
Furthermore, the company’s differentiated food and beverage offerings continued to play a key role in revenue expansion, as reflected in Total Revenue per Available Room (TRevPAR) performance. Indian hotels posted a same-store TRevPAR of INR 15,985, up 14% yoy, while Maldives resorts recorded a same-store TRevPAR of INR 81,936, a 17% increase compared with the same period last year.
Commenting on the performance, Ranjit Batra, Chief Executive Officer, Ventive Hospitality, said, “We completed one full year as a listed company, emerging as one of the strongest performers in our sector, reporting one of the highest revenue and profit growths, while expanding our portfolio in strategic assets and locations. This was made possible by our highly motivated teams staying focused on delivering memorable guest experiences and on operational excellence. With this strong Q3 and nine-month performance, we are heading for a robust finish in FY 2026 and entering the new year with good growth momentum.”
Ventive Hospitality’s Q3 FY 2026 performance highlights sustained growth momentum, disciplined cost management, and strong demand across both domestic and international markets. With improving operating metrics, expanding margins, and a diversified asset portfolio, the company appears well positioned to close FY 2026 on a high note while entering the next financial year with solid confidence.
