Chalet Hotels presented to analysts on December 2, 2025, sharing insights into the company’s growth strategy and future outlook. The presentation highlighted Chalet Hotels’ portfolio of operational and pipeline projects, emphasizing their approach to expansion through greenfield and brownfield assets. Key focus areas include maximizing asset value and promoting sustainable practices within the organization. The company is poised for continued growth.
Expansion and Growth Strategy
Chalet Hotels is focused on growing in key cities. Their growth philosophy focuses on both Greenfield and Brownfield projects. Greenfield projects are new constructions, and Brownfield projects involve acquiring and redeveloping existing assets. This allows Chalet Hotels to strategically expand its footprint across India.
Pipeline Projects
As of December 2025, Chalet Hotels has a healthy pipeline of projects. This includes approximately 1,180 keys across 7 current cities with expansion into 10. Key projects include the Taj at Delhi International Airport and Athiva Resorts & Spas. These additions will significantly enhance the company’s presence and revenue potential.
Financial Performance
Chalet Hotels has demonstrated strong financials, with consistent growth in total income and EBITDA. The company’s focus on sustainability and people-first culture complements its financial strategy, creating a balanced and responsible approach to business.
Introducing Athiva Hotels & Resorts
Chalet Hotels is proud to introduce its new brand: Athiva Hotels & Resorts. This premium lifestyle hospitality brand focuses on wellness and sustainability with approximately 900+ keys in pipeline.
Asset Sweating
Chalet Hotels maximizes the value of its assets. The total leasable area is 2.4 msf, with another 0.9 msf in the pipeline, showing a dedication to asset utilization and revenue generation.
Sustainability Initiatives
Chalet Hotels is committed to sustainability through its “Parivartan” initiative. The company has a strong DJSI score and aims for 100% guest fleet as EVs, with 100% operational assets having EV charging stations.
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