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Brigade Hotel Ventures

 July 24, 2025 – July 28, 2025

Price₹85 - ₹90
Premium₹4
Lot size166
AllotmentJul 29, 2025
ListingJul 31, 2025

Brigade Hotel Ventures Subscription

Brigade Hotel Ventures Subscription

Last updated on 25-Jul-2025 19:59:19

CategoryOfferedAppliedTimes
QIBs2405400020623840.09
HNIs12027000124252661.03
HNIs 10+801800059160740.74
HNIs 2+400900065091921.62
Retail8018000398051404.96
Employees8731035353500.61
Shareholders337600064771541.92
Total48348103613052941.27
CategoryReservedAppliedTimes
HNIs (10L+)34505090.15
HNIs (2-10L)172525301.47
Retail483011995454.13
Shareholder-9753-
Employee-2058-

Total Applications: 214395

CategoryOffered (₹ Cr)Demand (₹ Cr)Times
QIBs216.4918.560.09
FIIs-0-
DIIs-0-
Mutual funds-0-
Others-18.56-
HNIs108.24111.831.03
HNIs 10+72.1653.240.74
HNIs 2+36.0858.581.62
Retail72.16358.254.96
Employees7.864.820.61
Shareholders30.3858.291.92
Total435.13551.751.27

QIB Interest Cost per Share (7 Days)

@7% ₹0    @8% ₹0    @9% ₹0    @10% ₹0    @11% ₹0    @12% ₹0

Brigade Hotel Ventures About

CategoryLot(s)QtyAmountReserved
Retail11661494048301
sHNI1423242091601725
bHNI671112210009803450

IPO Details

Total Issue Size: 84,400,000 Equity Shares aggregating up to 759.6 crore
Fresh Issue Size: 84,400,000 Equity Shares aggregating up to 759.6 crore
Issue Type: Book Built Issue
Listing At: NSE, BSE
Shareholding Pre Issue: 295,430,000 Shares
Shareholding Post Issue: 37,98,30,000 shares

IPO Reservation

QIB: Not more than 75% of the Offer size
Retail: Not less than 10% of the Offer
NII: Not less than 15% of the Offer
Shareholder Quota: ₹30.38 Crores

Key Performance Indicator

KPIMar-25Mar-24Mar-23
RONW30.11%53.01%-9.14%
EPS (basic)0.720.88-0.14
P/E Pre IPO125--

Financial Details (₹ Cr)

Period EndedMar-25Mar-24Mar-23Mar-22
Assets947.6886.8840.7869.1
Revenue470.6404.9356.4152.0
Profit After Tax23.6631.1-3.1-82.7
Net Worth53.158.733.831.8
Total Borrowing617.2601.2632.5685.5

Brigade Hotel Ventures – Company Overview

Brigade Hotel Ventures Ltd is a premier hospitality venture in India and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Brigade Enterprises Limited (BEL)—one of the country’s top real estate developers. The company owns and manages a robust portfolio of internationally branded hotels with a strong presence across Southern India.


Business Footprint

Brigade Hotel Ventures currently operates 9 upscale hotels with a total of 1,604 keys, strategically located in:

→ Bengaluru
→ Mysuru
→ Chennai
→ Kochi
→ GIFT City (Gujarat)

The company partners with top global hotel brands including:

→ Marriott International
→ Accor Hotels
→ InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG)

As of June 30, 2024, it is recognized as one of the largest privately-owned hotel asset companies in South India, operating 500+ rooms across India.


Service Offerings

Brigade Hotel Ventures delivers premium full-service experiences, featuring:

→ Fine dining restaurants and multi-cuisine outlets
→ Signature specialty restaurants
→ Conference and event (MICE) facilities
→ Lounges, bar spaces, and social hubs
→ Fitness centers, swimming pools, and spas
→ Outdoor landscaped relaxation zones

The focus remains on offering international-grade guest experiences tailored to both leisure and business travelers.


Key Strengths

Prime Locations: Hotels are located in high-demand, urban markets across South India
Operational Efficiency: Strong emphasis on profitability and scalable processes
ESG Commitment: Active integration of environmental, social, and governance standards to boost sustainability and brand credibility


Identified Weaknesses

Revenue Dependence on Select Assets: Over 60% of income is derived from a few hotels, particularly Marriott-run properties
Geographic Concentration in Bengaluru: Bengaluru properties alone contributed 62.91% of FY24 revenue, exposing the business to regional fluctuations
Operator Reliance Risk: Heavy dependence on third-party operator agreements (Marriott, Accor, IHG), where non-renewal or termination could significantly impact business continuity


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