Nomura cuts Lemon Tree Hotels stake to 3.075% after selling 15.87 million shares

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Key Highlights
  • Nomura India Investment Fund Mother Fund sold 15,869,284 shares of Lemon Tree Hotels
  • Stake reduced from 5.078% to 3.075% following the secondary market sale
  • Last reporting date for previous holding was April 30, 2024
  • Final transaction recorded on September 7, 2026
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Nomura India Investment Fund Mother Fund has reduced its stake in Lemon Tree Hotels to 3.075% following a significant share disposal.

The fund sold 15,869,284 shares, representing a 2.003% reduction in its total holding. The transaction was executed through the secondary market, with the final sale recorded on September 7, 2026.

Transaction Details

The disposal brings Nomura’s total holding down from 40,233,907 shares (5.078%) to 24,364,623 shares. The last reporting date for the previous holding was April 30, 2024.

Metric Before Sale After Sale
Shares Held 40,233,907 24,364,623
Stake Percentage 5.078% 3.075%
Change in Stake - -2.003%

The acquirer group includes The Nomura Trust and Banking Co., Ltd. as trustee and the Employees Provident Fund Board managed by Nomura Asset Management Malaysia Sdn Bhd. None of these entities belong to the promoter or promoter group of the target company.

Regulatory Disclosure

The disclosure was filed under Regulation 29(2) of the SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations, 2011. The filing was submitted to the Bombay Stock Exchange, National Stock Exchange of India, and Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India on September 8, 2026.

The total paid-up equity capital of Lemon Tree Hotels remains at 792,246,464 shares. The net disposal of shares occurred between the last reporting date and the date of the latest transaction.

Historical Stock Returns for Lemon Tree Hotels

1 Day5 Days1 Month6 Months1 Year5 Years
-1.44%-0.49%-4.76%-4.31%-39.64%+172.50%

How might this significant reduction in institutional ownership impact Lemon Tree Hotels' stock volatility and liquidity in the near term?

Does Nomura's exit signal a broader shift in foreign investor sentiment towards the Indian hospitality sector amidst current economic conditions?

Will Lemon Tree Hotels need to seek alternative funding sources or strategic partners to replace the capital backing previously provided by Nomura?

Lemon Tree Hotels signs two license deals in Bodhgaya for 145 rooms

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Key Highlights
  • Lemon Tree Hotels signed two license agreements for properties in Bodhgaya
  • The agreements cover a Lemon Tree Hotel and a Keys Select property with a combined 145 rooms
  • A Gurugram property is being removed from the company's flags effective September 3
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Lemon Tree Hotels has signed two license agreements in Bodhgaya, covering a combined 145 rooms, while simultaneously removing a Gurugram property from its flags effective September 3.

New agreements in Bodhgaya

The two license agreements cover a Lemon Tree Hotel and a Keys Select property, both located in Bodhgaya. The table below summarises the key details of the new agreements.

Detail Description
Properties Lemon Tree Hotel, Bodhgaya; Keys Select, Bodhgaya
Total rooms 145
Agreement type License agreements

Gurugram property exit

Separately, Lemon Tree Hotels is removing a Gurugram property from its flags. The deflagging takes effect from September 3.

Historical Stock Returns for Lemon Tree Hotels

1 Day5 Days1 Month6 Months1 Year5 Years
-1.44%-0.49%-4.76%-4.31%-39.64%+172.50%

How will the expansion into Bodhgaya impact Lemon Tree Hotels' revenue mix given the region's reliance on pilgrimage tourism versus business travel?

What strategic factors led to the decision to deflag the Gurugram property, and does this signal a broader shift in the company's portfolio management strategy?

Will the introduction of the Keys Select brand in Bodhgaya help Lemon Tree capture a different segment of the budget-conscious traveler compared to their flagship brand?

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1 Year Returns:-39.64%