Eco Hotels and Resorts Limited has announced its audited financial results for the quarter and financial year ended March 31, 2026, reporting a sharp increase in revenue driven by operational expansion and growth in hotel assets. For Q4 FY2026, the company recorded total revenue of Rs 247.39 lakh, compared to Rs 94.18 lakh in Q4 FY2025. However, total expenses rose to Rs 860.72 lakh, resulting in total comprehensive income of Rs (546.73) lakh.
For the full financial year FY2026, Eco Hotels reported total revenue of Rs 498.91 lakh, up from Rs 109.24 lakh in FY2025. At the same time, total expenses stood at Rs 1,645.76 lakh, while total comprehensive income came in at Rs (1,080.24) lakh, reflecting continued investment in expansion initiatives.
On a standalone basis, the company posted total revenue of Rs 248.77 lakh for the quarter ended March 31, 2026, significantly higher than Rs 10.09 lakh in Q4 FY2025. Meanwhile, total expenses reached Rs 838.47 lakh, and total comprehensive income stood at Rs (552.70) lakh.
For the full FY2026 standalone performance, Eco Hotels recorded revenue of Rs 491.88 lakh, compared to Rs 13.71 lakh in FY2025. Additionally, total expenses amounted to Rs 1,520.18 lakh, while total comprehensive income for the year stood at Rs (991.29) lakh. These figures underline the company’s aggressive scale-up strategy during the year.
The company stated that FY2026 marked a period of significant operational expansion and asset base growth as part of its long-term strategy. Furthermore, the company supported this growth through increased right-of-use assets and continued investments in new properties, thereby strengthening its hospitality portfolio.
Eco Hotels also emphasized its continued focus on an asset-light business model while expanding through a diversified multi-brand portfolio. In addition, the company reinforced its balance sheet through equity infusion, which will support its future growth plans and enhance financial stability.
Vinod K. Tripathi, Chairman, Eco Hotels and Resorts Limited, said, “FY2026 marks a pivotal year for Eco Hotels and Resorts as we accelerated our expansion strategy and significantly scaled up our operations. The strong growth in revenues reflects increasing traction across our portfolio and the strength of our business model. We remain focused on building a resilient and high-quality hospitality platform that will deliver long-term value.”
Vikram Doshi, Director of Finance and Chief Financial Officer, Eco Hotels and Resorts Limited, added, “Our performance reflects a phase of calibrated investments aimed at strengthening operational capabilities and supporting future growth. The increase in expenses is aligned with our expansion plans and portfolio build-out. As our properties stabilize and operating leverage improves, we expect a stronger alignment between scale and financial performance.”
Looking ahead, Eco Hotels confirmed that it will continue expanding its hotel portfolio across key markets while improving operating leverage as newly added properties stabilize. At the same time, the company plans to strengthen its asset-light strategy further and focus on improving margins through scale, efficiency, and cost optimisation.
