EIH Associated Hotels Limited

Rs. 7.5

ternal India Hotel Sector enjoying an ‘Amrit Kaal’ Classification | External ▪ All-India ADR of Rs. 7.5k; 3 markets with ADR over Rs 10k ▪ Eight markets with 5-digit Lux-UpperUp ADR ▪ Supply growth by

Rs 10

ng an ‘Amrit Kaal’ Classification | External ▪ All-India ADR of Rs. 7.5k; 3 markets with ADR over Rs 10k ▪ Eight markets with 5-digit Lux-UpperUp ADR ▪ Supply growth by 14k rooms, the highest in any ye

6.5%

ly growth by 14k rooms, the highest in any year; net pipeline up by 23k. ▪ GDP expected to grow 6.5% - 7% over next 3 years. ▪ Current + pipeline inventory crosses 250k rooms; 2,553 hotels; 403 des

7%

th by 14k rooms, the highest in any year; net pipeline up by 23k. ▪ GDP expected to grow 6.5% - 7% over next 3 years. ▪ Current + pipeline inventory crosses 250k rooms; 2,553 hotels; 403 destinat

65%

pipeline inventory crosses 250k rooms; 2,553 hotels; 403 destinations ▪ Rooms demand per day up 65% and 19% respectively compared to 2015 and 2019 ▪ Sectoral Market capitalisation at Rs 1,282 bill

19%

e inventory crosses 250k rooms; 2,553 hotels; 403 destinations ▪ Rooms demand per day up 65% and 19% respectively compared to 2015 and 2019 ▪ Sectoral Market capitalisation at Rs 1,282 billion on 3

Rs 1,282 billion

er day up 65% and 19% respectively compared to 2015 and 2019 ▪ Sectoral Market capitalisation at Rs 1,282 billion on 31 Dec 2023, up 473% from 31 Dec 2015. Source: Horwath HTL (India Hotel Market Review 2023)

473%

ompared to 2015 and 2019 ▪ Sectoral Market capitalisation at Rs 1,282 billion on 31 Dec 2023, up 473% from 31 Dec 2015. Source: Horwath HTL (India Hotel Market Review 2023) 2 Indian Hotel Market – 2

16.8%

– 2023 Classification | External ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ Foreign Traveller Arrivals for Jan-Nov 23 were 16.8% above Jan-Nov 22, but remain below 10+ mn arrivals pre-Covid, creating future demand potential fr

36%

rom a complete revival and subsequent growth. 2023 ADRs is ahead of 2019 ADR in each segment with 36% gain for the Luxury Upper Upscale. The report anticipates further scope of growth. The Leisure se

55%

ates further scope of growth. The Leisure segment continues to expand and contribute positively. 55% of national room revenue is from the Luxury Upper Upscale 34% from the Up-UpMid segment and 11% fr

34%

o expand and contribute positively. 55% of national room revenue is from the Luxury Upper Upscale 34% from the Up-UpMid segment and 11% from the M-E segment. 36% of all India room revenue is earned a