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ITC Hotels is expanding fast, with Q1 FY27 revenue up 15% year on year to ₹936 crore and net profit up 36% to ₹182 crore, and it targets 251+ hotels and 22,000 rooms by 2031 (Mint, 26 Sept). Domestic air traffic fell 6.3% YoY to 12.1 million in August (Business Today, 5 Oct).

What it means Rival hotel groups face a managed-contract competitor now signing resorts such as the 227-key Karjat property.

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From 4 stories, the newest dated 8 Oct 2026. Summary written 10 Oct 2026. Newer developments are under Latest moves.

ITC Hotels is an Indian hotel operator that runs Storii by ITC Hotels, a boutique retreat brand spread across emerging leisure destinations. [1] source: ET Hospitality

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It has 156 operational hotels across 90+ destinations and is pursuing asset-light expansion through management contracts and franchising. [2] source: Mint

In October 2026, ITC Hotels signed the 30-key Storii Sanjay Dubri wildlife retreat in Sidhi district, Madhya Pradesh, which it will operate under a management contract with Sal Tree Resorts. [1] source: ET Hospitality Mint reported in September 2026 that ITC Hotels is targeting more than 251 hotels and 22,000 rooms by 2031, with total rooms rising from 14,300 to 22,000. [2] source: Mint Owned rooms are projected to rise from 5,700 to 7,500, and the managed portfolio is targeted at 15,000 rooms from 8,600. [2] source: Mint Q1FY27 revenue was ₹936 crore, up 15% YoY, and profit increased 36%. [2] source: Mint ITC Hotels also acquired a Kumarakom resort and signed eight hotels. [2] source: Mint

In October 2026, JM Financial named Leela, Lemon Tree and ITC Hotels as preferred picks and cited ITC Hotels revenue growth of around 15%. [3] source: Mint Elara Capital also said it prefers Lemon Tree Hotels and ITC Hotels in the short term. [4] source: Business Today

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Questions about ITC Hotels

What are ITC Hotels' expansion plans?

ITC Hotels signed the 30-key Storii Sanjay Dubri wildlife retreat in Sidhi district, Madhya Pradesh, in October 2026, and Mint reported in September 2026 that it acquired a Kumarakom resort and signed eight hotels. [1] source: ET Hospitality[2] source: Mint

How many ITC Hotels stores are there?

ITC Hotels had 156 operational hotels across 90+ destinations, as reported by Mint in September 2026. [2] source: Mint

How fast is ITC Hotels growing in India?

ITC Hotels reported Q1FY27 revenue of ₹936 crore, up 15% year on year, and profit that increased 36%, according to Mint in September 2026. [2] source: Mint

What is ITC Hotels' current strategy in India?

ITC Hotels is pursuing asset-light expansion through management contracts and franchising, targeting more than 251 hotels and 22,000 rooms by 2031 (September 2026). [2] source: Mint In October 2026 it signed the 30-key Storii Sanjay Dubri retreat under a management contract with Sal Tree Resorts. [1] source: ET Hospitality

Who are ITC Hotels' main competitors?

JM Financial named Leela, Lemon Tree and ITC Hotels as preferred picks in October 2026, and Elara Capital named Lemon Tree Hotels and ITC Hotels as its short-term preferences. [3] source: Mint[4] source: Business Today

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