SAMHI Hotels Limited has reported its financial results for the quarter and year ended March 31, 2026. The company has shown a significant financial recovery, highlighted by robust profitability and strategic growth decisions. Key developments include a major dual-branded hotel expansion in Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu, and increased investment in renewable energy through a solar power capacity enhancement, further strengthening the company’s commitment to sustainable operations and long-term value creation.
Annual Financial Performance
For the financial year ended March 31, 2026, SAMHI Hotels recorded a notable turnaround, reporting a standalone net profit of INR 3,897.88 million for continuing operations, compared to INR 272.81 million in the previous fiscal year. Consolidated performance was similarly strong, with the company reporting a net profit of INR 5,665.45 million for the year. This growth is underpinned by effective cost management and strategic operational decisions executed throughout the fiscal year.
Strategic Hotel Development
The company has approved a significant development project in Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu. SAMHI plans to develop a new ~135-room Marriott brand hotel within the same real estate as its existing 153-room Fairfield by Marriott property. This project replaces a previous expansion plan and will result in a dual-branded hotel complex boasting approximately 288 rooms upon completion, enhancing the company’s hospitality footprint in a key industrial market.
Sustainability and Energy Initiatives
In line with its focus on sustainable growth and operational efficiency, SAMHI Hotels has increased its investment in Clean Max Nile Private Limited. The capital infusion has been raised from INR 14.58 million to INR 15.06 million. This investment supports a 4.05 MWp solar power project in Maharashtra, which will enable the company to source renewable energy for its hotels through a group captive arrangement. By securing a 49% equity interest in this project, the company aims to meet its energy needs while complying with captive consumption requirements under current electricity laws.
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