Shares of The Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL) rose 5.27% on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, gaining ₹31.65 to trade at ₹632.05 on the NSE.
The stock opened at ₹621.50 against a previous close of ₹600.40. It touched a day low of ₹621.50 and a day high of ₹635.00 during the session. The 52-week low stands at ₹565.00 and the 52-week high at ₹853.35. Live volume on the counter stood at 7,06,145 shares.
The move came alongside a portfolio update from the company. IHCL announced it has reached a portfolio of 628 hotels with a pipeline of 255 hotels. The company reported a record 250 signings during the fiscal year through inorganic and organic growth.
In the luxury segment, IHCL onboarded Claridges Collection and acquired a controlling stake in Atmantan, an integrated wellness centre, and Brij Hospitality in experiential leisure. Its midscale brand Ginger acquired a majority stake in ANK and Pride Hospitality, taking its portfolio to over 250 hotels across 150-plus locations.
IHCL opened 30-plus hotels during the fiscal year, entering new markets including Lakshadweep, Ekta Nagar, Kanpur, Vrindavan, and Bhutan. Through acquisitions, the company added over 100 operating hotels, taking total operating hotels to 373 with over 33,000 rooms. The Taj brand recorded 19 signings during the year, including hotels in Cairo, Patna, and Noida. The re-imagined Gateway brand crossed a milestone portfolio of over 50 hotels.
IHCL stated it is on track to achieve a 700-hotel portfolio under its Accelerate 2030 strategy.
The Indian Hotels Company Limited is India’s largest hospitality company by market capitalisation, incorporated by Tata Group founder Jamsetji Tata. The company opened its first property, The Taj Mahal Palace in Bombay, in 1903. IHCL operates brands including Taj, Claridges Collection, Brij, Atmantan, SeleQtions, Gateway, Vivanta, Tree of Life, and Ginger across 4 continents, 14 countries, and over 250 locations. It is listed on the BSE and NSE.
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