Tech-driven hotel brand Bloom Hotels announced on Tuesday that its revenue from operations rose 36.14% to Rs 357.50 crore in FY 2024–25, compared to Rs 262.60 crore in the previous fiscal year, as per its annual consolidated financial statements.
The company has expanded its annual revenue sixfold over the last three years, increasing from Rs 58 crore in FY22 to over Rs 357 crore in FY25.
In FY25, Bloom Hotels reported an EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) of Rs 75.01 crore and a Profit After Tax (PAT) of Rs 15.20 crore.
Having recently achieved breakeven, Bloom plans to further accelerate revenue growth while maintaining profitability, with capital efficiency continuing to be its key financial focus, according to the company’s statement.
“We aim to continue revenue and profit growth within the 30–35 percent range in the coming years without compromising capital efficiency, profitability, and products that are at the core of Bloom’s expansion plans. We still only onboard approximately 1 in 20 hotels that approach us to join the platform and will continue to maintain this discipline. The market can easily absorb 100,000 rooms, but we’d rather get there at our own pace with sustained profitability and product,” said Sanjeev Sethi, Chief Operating Officer at Bloom.
The company’s revenue-to-funding ratio—which indicates the amount of revenue generated per rupee of funding—has surpassed 1, underscoring Bloom’s strong capital efficiency.
Additionally, Bloom’s room-first approach emphasizes a streamlined, no-frills model that distinguishes it from traditional hotel chains.
This strategy is evident in its revenue composition, with room revenue contributing 85%, food & beverages accounting for 13.1%, and other income making up the remaining 1.9%.
Founded in 2010, Bloom’s early investment in technology—building its entire platform before onboarding its first hotel—has enabled consistent operations and scalable growth while maintaining brand standards.
The company now aims to expand its room inventory to over 5,000 rooms soon, with more than 75% of its properties in Tier 1 cities, and is actively exploring Tier 2 and Tier 3 markets for its next major expansion phase toward 25,000 rooms.
