New Delhi. The fall in the stock market also opens up a huge avenue of earning. Many times, when a stock falls significantly, its valuation becomes quite attractive. This is the reason why brokerages recommend buying such shares. Now a similar opportunity has come to invest money in SAMHI Hotels shares also. In the last few months, this stock has fallen more than 30% from its 52-week high. Brokerage firms are of the opinion that this decline is a strong buying opportunity. Brokerage Yes Securities says that this stock is now ready to jump by 65 percent from its current price. Sharekhan is also bullish on this stock.
SAMHI Hotels shares witnessed a strong rise today i.e. Thursday, 27th November. This share closed at Rs 193.35 on NSE with a rise of 6.95 percent. The 52-week high of this share is Rs 254.50. This stock has fallen by about three percent in the last one month and has fallen by about six percent so far in the year 2025. Brokerage house Sash Securities said in its report that SAMHI Hotels can perform well in the coming months. The company is fully expected to have a growth pickup in the second half (H2).
What is the target price of SAMHI Hotels share?
Yes Securities says that there is a possibility of an increase of up to 65% in the stock from the current levels. It estimates CAGR of 13%, 17% and 54% respectively in the company’s revenue, EBITDA and PAT for FY25–28 and has set the target price of the stock at Rs 300. The company is continuously increasing the capacity in its hotel portfolio. There is preparation to bring a sharp increase in the average room rate through renovation and re-branding.
The most important thing is that the company is now rapidly shifting towards the premium segment, where margins are higher and revenue also grows faster. SAMHI Hotels has reduced its Net Debt/EBITDA significantly over the last few quarters, leading to a better balance sheet. At the same time, brokerage Sharekhan has fixed the target price of SAMHI Hotels share at Rs 247.
How are the metrics?
Many of the company’s key metrics are showing better performance than the industry average, while some indicators leave room for improvement. The market cap of the company is ₹4,277 crore which places it in the list of strong players in the hotel industry. Operating Revenue Growth (TTM) of 11% and Quarterly Revenue Growth of 10.3% reflect the company’s growing demand and better operations.
The company’s operating profit margin for the quarter stood at 36.6% and TTM margin at 36.4%, which is well above the industry average. This shows that the company has been successful in extracting more profit from every rupee earned.
But, ROE is 7.5%, and ROA is 2.3% which is relatively weak. 62.4% institutional holding in the company is a clear indication that big funds and institutional investors are expressing confidence in the company’s business model and future prospects. This is considered a big positive sign for any stock in the market.
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