Suba Hotels Limited has reported its strongest-ever financial performance for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2026, driven by robust revenue growth, network expansion, and increasing demand across India’s hospitality sector.
The company recorded total revenue of ₹115.89 crore in FY26, reflecting a 45% year-on-year increase. EBITDA stood at ₹26.82 crore, up 13% compared to the previous fiscal, while profit after tax (PAT) rose 19% to ₹18.01 crore.
The milestone year also saw Suba Hotels cross the 100-hotel mark, expanding its operational portfolio to more than 102 hotels, over 4,660 keys, and 73 destinations across India.
Commenting on the performance, Mansur Mehta, Managing Director, Suba Hotels Limited, said, “FY26 has been a landmark year for Suba Hotels as we delivered our highest-ever revenue while expanding our footprint to over 102 operational hotels across the country. These achievements reflect the strength of our business model, the trust of our partners, and our ability to execute growth at scale.”
Mehta highlighted the company’s diversified operating structure as a key differentiator. According to the company, Suba Hotels operates across five hospitality business models — Management Contracts, Revenue Sharing, Franchising, Asset Ownership, and Hybrid Structures — providing flexibility in partnering with hotel owners and accelerating expansion across multiple market segments.
The company believes this approach positions it favourably to capitalise on rising domestic travel demand, tourism growth, and improving infrastructure across India.
Further commenting on the results, Mubeen Mehta, Chief Executive Officer, Suba Hotels Limited, said the company’s growth was supported by both network expansion and stronger business volumes across its brands and operating formats.
“Revenue growth of 45% demonstrates the strength of our operating platform and execution capabilities. While EBITDA and PAT continued to improve, profitability was impacted by changes in the GST framework, particularly the loss of Input Tax Credit benefits on certain operating expenses, which affected the hospitality industry as a whole,” he said.
Looking ahead, the company plans to continue its expansion through asset-light growth models while focusing on operational efficiencies and market penetration.
With more than 102 operational hotels already in its network and a strong development pipeline underway, Suba Hotels expects to maintain its growth momentum and strengthen its position among India’s fastest-growing hospitality platforms.
The performance reflects the broader recovery and expansion of India’s hospitality sector, supported by increasing leisure and business travel, growing tourism activity, and rising demand for branded accommodation across key markets.
