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India’s hotel stocks aren’t getting any cheaper

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Despite some hotel stocks cooling off in recent weeks, their price-to-earnings ratio is still high and, according to many experts, the valuation is likely to remain high, for good reasons.

India's hotel stocks aren't getting any cheaper
According to Bloomberg data, Indian Hotels trades at a premium, valued at 47.7 times its one-year forward earnings. In comparison, some of India’s biggest car makers are trading at Tata Motors (11 times) and Maruti Suzuki (23 times) their estimated earnings for the financial year ending March 2026.

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