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Hospitality

Mumbai attacks takes toll on Indian Hotels results

By Our Hospitailty Bureau  May 27, 2010


Drop in income is due to the partial closure of the Taj Mahal hotel in Mumbai, the Pierre in New York and the Vivanta Coral Reef in Maldives for renovation. Indian Hotels Company (IHC), the Tata group arm that owns Taj hotels, has registered a consolidated net loss of Rs137-crore in 2009-10 compared to a net profit of Rs12-crore a year ago. Net sales, during the period, dropped 6 per cent to Rs2,457-crore.

Company sources say the drop in income is due to the partial closure of the Taj Mahal hotel in Mumbai, the Pierre in New York and the Vivanta Coral Reef in Maldives for renovation.

On a standalone basis, IHC has recorded a 34 per cent decrease in net profit at Rs153-crore as total income declined by 9 per cent to Rs1,473-crore.

 

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