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Indian Hotels Q2 FY26 Concall: Occupancy Trends, Margins & Growth Outlook

Indian Hotels Q2 FY26 Concall: Occupancy Trends, Margins & Growth Outlook #indianhotels #ihcl #ihclconcall #indianhotelsconcall #ihclearningscall #ihclconferencecall #q2fy26 #hospitalitysector #hotelsbusiness #travelandtourism #occupancytrends #roomrates #newhotelopenings #luxuryhotels #leisuretravel #companyperformance #businessupdate #operationalupdate #growthstrategy #futureoutlook #managementcommentary #sectoroutlook #hospitalityindustry #companyupdate #investorrelation #indiatravel #tourismrecovery #quarterlyconcall #brandportfolio Indian Hotels Company conducted its Q2 FY26 earnings concall to discuss business performance and operating trends across its hospitality portfolio. Management shared insights on occupancy levels, average room rates and demand patterns across leisure, business and group travel segments during the quarter. The discussion covered performance across key brands, geographic markets and hotel categories, supported by continued growth in domestic travel. During the concall, management also spoke about margin trends, cost management initiatives and operating leverage benefits. Strategic priorities including new hotel signings, pipeline expansion and asset-light growth were discussed along with investments in brand development and customer experience. Indian Hotels reiterated confidence in long-term growth supported by strong travel demand, portfolio diversification and disciplined execution. indian hotels company, ihcl concall, q2 fy26, hospitality sector india, hotel industry update, occupancy trends, room rates india, luxury hotels india, travel and tourism, leisure travel demand, business update, quarterly concall, company performance, operational update, growth outlook, management commentary, sector outlook, hospitality industry india, new hotel openings, brand portfolio, company update, investor relations, tourism recovery