ITC Hotels Share Price Jumps 6% After Q2 Results: Is It the Right Time to Buy? Profit, Margin, Valuation and Key Levels

The ITC Hotels share price has reacted well to the ITC Hotels Q2 results, a quarter in which revenue, margin and occupancy all improved, and the stock has now closed higher on Monday and traded higher again on Tuesday. The company runs luxury and upscale hotels under brands that include ITC Hotels, Welcomhotel, Storii and Fortune, and it is also growing a branded residences business.

This article sets out the ITC Hotels share price today, the Q2 numbers, the operating metrics behind them, the valuation, the technical levels and the risks. It is educational and not advice.

Click Here – Get Free Investment Predictions

ITC Hotels Share Price Today: Where the Stock Stands After the Jump

ITC Hotels share price: measure (NSE)	Level	Comment (my calculation where marked)
Previous close before results (23 Oct)	Rs 156.25	Implied from the reported day change
Close on 26 Oct	Rs 164.31	Up 5.16% on the day
Price at 10:09 AM on 27 Oct	Rs 170.71	Up 3.9% from the 26 Oct close
Day high on 27 Oct	Rs 174.40	Up 6.1% from the 26 Oct close
Two-session gain	9.3%	From Rs 156.25 to Rs 170.71
52-week high	Rs 226.63	Price is 24.7% below
52-week low	Rs 137.30	Price is 24.3% above; low was on 30 Mar
One-year return	Minus 26.5%	Reported on 26 Oct by a news site

The ITC Hotels share price gained 5.2% on Monday and was still rising on Tuesday morning, on volumes of about 87 lakh shares by 10:09 AM. The headline gain of 6% refers to the intraday high, and the price at the time of writing is lower than that high, so check the live quote before you act.

Track the ITC Hotels share price and screeners on Univest

ITC Hotels Q2 FY27 Results: What Drove the ITC Hotels Share Price

ITC Hotels Q2 FY27 (consolidated)	Q2 FY27	Comparison
Revenue from operations	Rs 1,054.14 crore	Up 25.6% from Rs 839 crore a year ago
Total income	Rs 1,106.04 crore	Up 25% from Rs 884.89 crore; up 11.2% from the June quarter
EBITDA	Rs 337.45 crore	Up 37.3% from Rs 245.75 crore
EBITDA margin	About 32%	Up from 29.3% a year ago
Net profit	Rs 201.02 crore	Up 51.4% from Rs 132.77 crore
Hotels segment result	Rs 205.86 crore	Up 46.4% from Rs 140.64 crore (my calculation)
First half total income	Rs 2,100.58 crore	Up 20.4%
First half net profit	Rs 384.56 crore	Up 44%

Sources differ slightly on the profit figure. Kotak Neo gives Rs 201.02 crore for profit attributable to shareholders, while Angel One gives Rs 202.65 crore for total consolidated profit, and one site says revenue rose 15.5% while its own headline says 25%, which does not match the revenue figures it quotes. I use the Kotak Neo numbers for revenue and EBITDA and the data provider for total income.

The key reading for the ITC Hotels share price is that profit grew faster than revenue. A rise of 25.6% in revenue led to a rise of 37.3% in EBITDA and 51.4% in ITC Hotels profit, which means that each extra rupee of room income was converted to profit at a high rate.

Occupancy, Room Rates and RevPAR Behind the ITC Hotels Share Price

ITC Hotels operating metric (Q2 FY27)	Change from a year ago	What it means
Occupancy	Up 481 basis points to 76%	More rooms were sold
Average daily rate	Up 14%	Higher price per room
Revenue per available room	Up 21%	Combined effect of rate and occupancy
Room revenue	Up 22%	Led by higher rates and more bookings
Food and beverage revenue	Up 12%	Led by speciality restaurants, bars and banqueting
Management and operating fees	Up 25%	Asset-light income is growing
Revenue excluding branded residences	Up 17% to Rs 983 crore	Core hotel growth
RevPAR premium to the industry	44%	As reported by the company

These metrics explain why the ITC Hotels share price has responded. Occupancy of 76% is high for a September quarter, and a 14% rise in room rates shows pricing power. Part of the revenue growth, though, comes from branded residences, which are sold in lumps, so the underlying rise of 17% excluding that segment is the cleaner measure of hotel growth.

The company also approved a wholly owned subsidiary in Dubai, subject to approvals, and it completed the acquisition of GHK Hospitality and Infrastructures on 1 Sep 2026 after buying Kerala Luxury Resorts on 19 May 2026. These moves point to expansion, and they will add integration work.

Download the Univest iOS App or Univest Android App to track hotel stocks and set price alerts.

ITC Hotels Share Price Valuation: Is the Rally Already Priced In?

ITC Hotels share price: valuation measure	Value	Comment (my calculation where marked)
Trailing earnings per share	Rs 4.51	Data provider
P/E at Rs 170.71	About 37.9	My calculation; industry P/E is 37.06
P/E from the data provider	36.45	Based on an earlier price
Price to book	2.92	Book value of Rs 56.35 a share
Return on equity	7.01%	Low, because the balance sheet holds a lot of equity
Debt to equity	0.01	Almost debt-free
Market value	About Rs 34,248 crore	Data provider, on an earlier price

At the current price the ITC Hotels share price sits near the industry P/E, so the market is not pricing it at a large premium or discount to peers. The low return on equity of 7.01% shows that the company holds a lot of capital for the profit it makes, and the P/E should be read together with the improving margin and the 51% profit growth. A trailing P/E also uses past profit, and the Q2 jump will lift it only as the quarters roll in.

ITC Hotels Share Price Technical Levels After the Jump

ITC Hotels share price: indicator (daily)	Reading	What it suggests
Price	Rs 170.41 to Rs 170.71	Near the day's range
14-day RSI	61.0	Firm momentum, not overbought
20-day EMA	Rs 159.90	Price is about 6.8% above
SuperTrend (10, 3)	Buy, lower band at Rs 151.54	Trend is up
Resistance	Rs 174.40 and Rs 226.63	Day high and 52-week high
Support	Rs 164.31, Rs 159.90 and Rs 151.54	Monday's close, the 20-day EMA and the SuperTrend band

These levels describe the trend and are not targets. A close above Rs 174.40 would be a fresh test of the post-result high, while a fall below Rs 164.31 would take away Monday's gain. The ITC Hotels share price is well above its 20-day average, so a pause is common after a two-day rise.

Is It the Right Time to Buy the ITC Hotels Share Price? Points to Weigh

Factor for the ITC Hotels share price	Supports the stock	Limits the stock
Earnings	Profit up 51.4% and margin up to about 32%	Part of the revenue is lumpy branded residences income
Demand	Occupancy at 76% and RevPAR up 21%	Hotel demand is cyclical and linked to travel and events
Valuation	P/E near the industry level	Return on equity of 7.01% is low
Trend	SuperTrend buy and price above the 20-day EMA	Stock is still about 25% below its 52-week high
Expansion	Dubai subsidiary and two acquisitions	Integration and approval risk

The answer to whether it is the right time depends on your horizon and risk limit, and no single number settles it. A long-term holder of the ITC Hotels stock may focus on the margin gain and the expansion, while a short-term trader may focus on the levels above. I could not retrieve a brokerage rating or target for the ITC Hotels share price after the ITC Hotels Q2 results, so there is no analyst target to quote.

Conclusion: ITC Hotels Share Price Gets a Strong Quarter, Not a Free Pass

The ITC Hotels share price rose as much as 6% after Q2 ITC Hotels profit grew 51.4% to Rs 201.02 crore, margin widened to about 32% and occupancy hit 76%. The ITC Hotels stock trades near 38 times earnings, close to its industry, and it is still about 25% below its 52-week high, so the rally is a recovery and not yet a breakout. Check the filing, watch the Rs 164.31 and Rs 174.40 levels, and decide according to your own risk profile.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did the ITC Hotels share price jump after Q2 results?

Ans. The ITC Hotels share price rose after consolidated net profit grew 51.4% to Rs 201.02 crore and revenue from operations rose 25.6% to Rs 1,054.14 crore. EBITDA margin widened to about 32% from 29.3%, and occupancy rose to 76%. The ITC Hotels stock closed up 5.16% on Monday and rose as much as 6.1% on Tuesday.

What is the ITC Hotels share price today?

Ans. At 10:09 AM on 27 Oct 2026 the ITC Hotels share price was Rs 170.71 on the NSE, up 3.9% from Rs 164.31. The day high was Rs 174.40. The 52-week range is Rs 137.30 to Rs 226.63.

Is the ITC Hotels share price a buy after the jump?

Ans. That depends on your horizon and risk limit. The stock trades near 38 times trailing earnings (my calculation) against an industry level of 37, and the one-year return is still about minus 26%. I could not find a brokerage target after the results, so check the filings and your own risk profile.

What are the key ITC Hotels share price levels to watch?

Ans. Support levels are Rs 164.31, the 20-day EMA near Rs 159.90 and the SuperTrend band near Rs 151.54. Resistance is the day high of Rs 174.40 and then the 52-week high of Rs 226.63. The 14-day RSI is about 61 and the SuperTrend is on a buy signal.

How did ITC Hotels perform operationally in Q2 FY27?

Ans. Occupancy rose 481 basis points to 76%, the average daily rate rose 14% and revenue per available room rose 21%. Room revenue grew 22% and food and beverage revenue grew 12%. Revenue excluding branded residences rose 17% to Rs 983 crore.

Is there a brokerage target for the ITC Hotels share price after Q2?

Ans. I could not find a brokerage rating or target for the ITC Hotels share price published after the Q2 FY27 results, so I do not quote one. The stock trades near the industry P/E, and the one-year return is still about minus 26%. Check the latest research notes and the company filings before you decide.

What are the risks for the ITC Hotels share price?

Ans. The risks include cyclical hotel demand, lumpy income from branded residences, a low return on equity of 7.01%, and integration of the new acquisitions and the Dubai subsidiary. The stock has also moved sharply in two sessions, so a pause is possible. Please read the filings before you decide.

Is this article investment advice?

Ans. No. It is educational and not a recommendation to buy or sell. Please check the figures against company filings and your own risk profile before you act on anything you read here.