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Indian Hotels Company Limited, part of the Tata Group, has completed the acquisition of a 51% stake in Brij Hospitality Private Limited for an investment of up to INR 222 crore. The transaction, executed through its subsidiaries, includes both share purchase and fresh capital infusion. With Brij now becoming a subsidiary, IHCL is expanding its presence in India’s growing boutique and experiential hospitality segment, aligned with rising demand for heritage-led and curated travel experiences.
Indian Hotels Company Limited has completed the acquisition of a 51% stake in Brij Hospitality Private Limited for a total investment of up to INR 222 crore, according to a regulatory filing released earlier this week. The acquisition has been carried out along with its step-down subsidiaries, ANK Hotels Private Limited and Pride Hospitality Private Limited.
With the completion of the transaction, Brij Hospitality has become a subsidiary of IHCL, strengthening the company’s footprint in the boutique and experiential hospitality segment. The deal had been initiated earlier this year through share subscription and share purchase agreements aimed at securing a majority stake.
The acquisition comprises a mix of secondary share purchases from existing shareholders and primary investment into the company. The structure includes compulsorily convertible preference shares along with partly paid-up equity shares, enabling both ownership transfer and capital infusion to support future growth.
Brij Hospitality focuses on curated stays and heritage-driven hospitality experiences, catering to travellers seeking immersive and culturally rooted accommodations. This aligns with evolving market trends where demand is shifting beyond conventional hotel formats towards differentiated and experience-led offerings.
The transaction reflects IHCL’s broader strategy of diversifying its portfolio across segments and strengthening its presence in high-growth areas of the hospitality market. With increasing interest in leisure travel and heritage destinations across India, the acquisition is expected to enhance IHCL’s positioning in emerging hospitality formats while supporting expansion into niche yet high-value segments.
Source - PTI
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