Sapphero Hospitality LLP projects 200% inventory growth in 2025-26
Shamitav Jana, CEO of Sapphero Hospitality LLP
The company records 7% increase in occupancy rates, a 10% rise in ADR, and a 5% surge in RevPAR across its managed portfolio.
Sapphero Hospitality LLP (SHR) has reported a stellar performance for the fiscal year 2026. Reflecting a robust post-pandemic recovery and strategic operational efficiency, the company announced a 7% increase in occupancy rates, a 10% rise in Average Daily Rate (ADR), and a 5% surge in Revenue Per Available Room (RevPAR) across its managed portfolio.
While Gujarat remains the operational stronghold for the group, Maharashtra has solidified its position as a key revenue generator. Furthermore, both have emerged as a thriving hub for the brand, driven significantly by the surge in destination weddings and a renewed influx of domestic leisure travellers.
“The 10% growth in ADR is a testament to our brand’s increasing value proposition,” stated the company spokesperson. “Guests are willing to pay a premium for consistent service, safety, and the personalized experiences that Sapphero properties offer.”
With favorable government policies boosting domestic tourism and a renewed focus on Tier-2 and Tier-3 city connectivity, Sapphero Hospitality is said to well-positioned for sustained growth in 2027. The group aims to cater to the diverse needs of both business transients and leisure travellers.
Speaking at the company's annual year-end corporate management meet held recently, Shamitav Jana, CEO of Sapphero Hospitality LLP, said, “We are optimistic about our future and anticipate a projected growth of 12% in revenue and a 200% increase in the number of keys under management.”
“We are actively engaging with asset owners to expand our footprint, particularly focusing on the underserved mid-market segment,” he added.
The company is preparing to triple its inventory and is investing heavily in training and development to ensure that as the portfolio grows. Sapphero Hospitality LLP is set to redefine the landscape of mid-market hospitality in Western India.
