India's demand-supply gap in the hotel industry is a major pull for global chains to ramp up their investment.

ICRA raises securitisation estimate for FY2025 to ₹2.4 lakh crore due to large banks' continued presence in market.

ICRA projects a 7-9% revenue growth for the Indian hospitality industry in FY2025 and 6-8% in FY2026, driven by rising ARR ...

Stricter emission regulations to increase construction equipment vehicle costs by 12-15%, impacting industry growth and ...

According to the agency, by FY26, the RevPAR is expected to increase further to Rs 5,800-6,200. RevPAR is a measure ...

Research and rating firm ICRA on Monday lowered the revenue growth estimate for construction players for the ongoing fiscal ...

Rating agency Icra expects the revenues of the Indian hospitality industry to grow by 7 to 9 per cent year-on-year (YoY) in ...

Securitisation volumes in India jumped 80% in Q3 FY25, driven by private sector banks. Icra expects FY25 volumes to reach Rs ...

With growth lagging and inflation unpredictable, the upcoming FY2026 Union Budget must support fiscal stability while ...

The credit ratings agency is expecting the execution pace of the Indian construction entities to pick in H2 FY2025 ...

Supported by healthy prospects for rabi crop output and an assumption of a normal, well-distributed monsoon in 2025, rating ...

India's premium hotel RevPAR is projected to reach a ten-year high of Rs 5,500-5,800 in FY25, driven by strong domestic ...