ICICI Securities has projected that the share price of Lemon Tree Hotels could reach Rs 164, driven by a focus on premiumization and the stabilizing performance of new properties such as Aurika Mumbai.
Lemon Tree HotelsIcici SecuritiesShare PricePremiumizationAurika MumbaiReal Estate MumbaiDec 07, 2024
ICICI Securities has projected that the share price of Lemon Tree Hotels could reach Rs 164.
The key driver of Lemon Tree Hotels' growth strategy is a focus on premiumization and the successful stabilization of new properties like Aurika Mumbai.
Aurika Mumbai is a premium property that has gained popularity among corporate clients and high-end travelers, contributing significantly to the company's premiumization strategy.
Lemon Tree Hotels maintains a robust financial position through a prudent capital structure, strong liquidity, and consistent efforts to enhance operational efficiency and service quality.
Lemon Tree Hotels is proactive in acquiring new properties and entering new markets, with a strategic plan to ensure that new properties are well-integrated into the company's existing portfolio and contribute to overall performance.
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