ITC Hotels Share Price Edges 2% Higher on March 25, 2025, After a Recent Decline

ITC Hotels’ share price rose by 2.08% to ₹199.55 at 11:20 AM, as of March 25, 2025, reflecting a positive market trend. The stock opened at ₹196.70 and reached an intraday high of ₹201.77 before touching a low of ₹196. The stock had hit a 52-week high on Friday, last week.

ITC Hotels Included in FTSE All-World Index

ITC Hotels has been added to the FTSE All-World Index with a weightage of $52.6 million. This inclusion is anticipated to drive inflows of approximately $1.4 billion to $1.6 billion into Indian equity markets following the index rebalancing, according to reports.

Since its demerger from ITC to unlock shareholder value, ITC Hotels has gained strong investor traction. The company debuted on the BSE at ₹188 per share and on the NSE at ₹180, reflecting positive market sentiment.

Growth Plans for the Next 5 Years

As India’s second-largest listed hotel chain operating under an owner-operator model, ITC Hotels boasts a diverse portfolio and strong financial standing. The company is actively expanding underutilised greenfield projects, which currently make up 20% of its total room inventory.

With a presence across 90 locations and 140 properties offering over 13,000 keys, ITC Hotels has set an ambitious target to increase its portfolio to 200 hotels with 18,000 keys in five years. Two-thirds of these properties will operate under management contracts.

Having launched 30 hotels over the past two years, the company aims to sustain its rapid expansion by introducing at least one new property every month for the next 2 years.

Conclusion

ITC Hotels has expanded its market presence with its inclusion in the FTSE All-World Index and ongoing portfolio growth.

While the stock has seen fluctuations, the company continues to add new properties and optimise its operations, maintaining its position in the hospitality sector.

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