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Trades about 30% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1949 and headquartered in Delhi, India, EIH Limited is principally involved in the ownership, development, management, and operation of hotels and luxury cruisers, both domestically in India and on an international scale. Its extensive portfolio features 19 hotels and one cruise vessel under the esteemed Oberoi Hotels & Resorts brand, alongside 10 five-star properties branded as Trident Hotels, located in key cities such as Mumbai, Jaipur, and Gurgaon. The company further extends its luxury offerings with a motor vessel in Kerala and a prominent river cruiser navigating Egypt's Nile. Beyond hospitality, EIH Limited diversifies its operations through Oberoi Flight Services and Oberoi Airport Services, which provide catering and other essential support to international airlines. Its activities also encompass running restaurants and lounges in various airports, operating a commercial printing press, and delivering services like air charter, car rentals, and project management. Notably, the company also manages the Maidens Hotel in Delhi.
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