Travel Tech Unicorn Oyo recorded a profit after tax (PAT) 166 crore ended on December 166 crore in the third quarter Sources said that 25 crores during the year-old period.
Company revenue increased in third quarter 1,695 crore is increasing by about 31 percent 1,296 crore a year ago, marking a change from the flat topline hike seen in FY 2014.
According to documents accessed by PTI, the company receives an adjusted Ebitda 249 crores in the October-December period of FY25 205 crores a year ago.
In particular, gross booking price (GBV) reached 3,341 crore is showing an increase of 33 percent from 2,510 crores in Q3 FY24.
These figures exclude the financial of G6 hospitality as the acquisition was effective in the third week of December.
For the first nine months of FY25, Oyo reports a pat 457 crores, compared to losses 111 crores in the same period last year, according to its provisional financial.
A source close to the company told PTI, “Oyo was able to demonstrate its ability to run profitable operation, but the topline growth trajectory was a question mark. Results with the company by focusing renewed on revenue growth 31 percent The growth of the topline appears.
The company’s growth was primarily inspired by strong performances in India and the United States, while emerging markets in Southeast Asia and Middle East also contributed significantly.
The company’s recent strategic initiatives include its India Portfolio premium efforts, the US-based Hotel Major G6 Hospitality and the acquisition of Paris-based Rental Home Player Checkmugust.
Global rating agency Moody’s upgraded Oyo’s rating from B2 to B2, and maintained a stable approach. It is estimated that Oyo’s Ebitda will reach USD 200 million in FY25-26, which will be the first whole year of earning with its newly acquired businesses.
The company did not answer questions seeking official comments on these numbers.
