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with a market valuation of 46411.56 crore Indian hotels Company Limited is a large cap company in the consumer discretionary goods and services cdgs industry the tattoo Enterprise Indian hotels Company Limited ihcl operates in the hotel and hospitality industry the shares of Indian hotels company are among the multibagger stocks that the stock market has witnessed let's know how this Rakesh June portfolio stock has generated multibagger returns and whether should you buy the stock or not share price history of Indian hotels the shares of Indian hotels company ended Friday's trading session on the NSE at 326 rupees and 50 PESA per piece down 2.20 from the previous close of 333 rupees and 85 PESA compared to the 20-day average volume of 5800 and 30 180 shares the Stock's total volume of trades on Friday was 5791 275 shares from 30 rupees and 22 PESA on January 1 1999 to the stock price it is trading at now a multi-bega return and an all-time high of 980.41 have been recorded the stock price climbed from 106 rupees and 12 PESA on September 29 2017 to the current market price during the past five years resulting in a multi-bagger return of 207.67 and an approximate cagr of 25.19 in the last one year the stock has gained 77.82 and on a YTD basis the stock has gained 77.40 so far in 2022 on the NSE the stock attached to 52 week high of 337 rupees and 20 PESA on the 16th of September 2022 and a 52-week low of 158 rupees and 54 pese on the 22nd of September 2021 indicating that at the current market price the stock is trading 3.17 below the high and 105.94 above the low for the quarter ended June 2022 the company recorded a promoter shareholding of 38.19 fiis holding of 15.07 down by 0.96 Kick Di's holding of 29.56 up by 1.05 Kirk government shareholding of 0.13 and public shareholding of 17.05 down by 0.09 percent cook should you buy the shares of Indian hotels the research analysts of The Brokerage firm Sher Khan has said on Friday that the Indian hospitality industry is growing at over 20 versus pre-pandemic levels led by room demand for domestic Leisure Travel a recovery in demand from the meetings incentives conferences and exhibitions mic segment and business travel in high demand from weddings and events Revival in the foreign tourist arrivals ftas with easing of travel restrictions will further boost the room demand in H2 fight 2023 and will also help room rentals to remain high Indian hotels Company Limited ihcl posted strong growth of 3.7 x in revenues on yoy basis and ebitda margins improving to 30 in q1 Phi 2023 domestic occupancy ratio stood at 68 in q1 fight 2023.
despite Q2 being a lean quarter for business occupancy ratio is affected to remain close to q1 levels due to sturdy room demand in key domestic destinations they further said in their research note that room demand is expected to exceed room supply for the next two to three years which will help occupancies to remain high the company has charted a strong growth plan to be achieved by FY 2025-26 with strong Improvement in C Ash flows and strengthening the balance sheet with focus on becoming debt free pent-up demand in the domestic Ledger travel along with recovery in inbound tourism will help in posting strong performance in the coming quarters ebitda margins will consistently improve in the coming years thus we maintain ihcl as one of our top picks in the hospitality space the stock trades at 27.9 X 19.9 exits FY 2023-24ef ebitda we maintain a buyer recommend foundation on the stock with a revised price target of 380 rupees rolling it over to September 2024 earnings we are introducing FY 2025 earning estimates through this note the Target price set by The Brokerage is reflecting a potential upside of 16 for the stock from its current market price for the quarter ended June 2022 the late Ace investor Rakesh June volley had hold 15 729 200 shares of the company or 1.11 stake and her wife record junjun Vol a hold 14 287 765 shares or 1.01 stake in Indian hotels the views and recommendations made above are those of individual analysts or broken companies and not of mints
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