Indian Hotels Company
Tata Group unveils plans for two Taj resorts in Lakshadweep, set to open in 2026
09 Jan 2024
In a strategic move, Tata Group’s Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL) has announced the development of two Taj-branded resorts in the picturesque Lakshadweep archipelago, poised to open its doors in 2026.
Tata Group’s IHCL acquires The Connaught in NDMC auction
21 Jun 2018
The Indian Hotels Company Ltd has agreed to pay over Rs1,866 crore in annual licence fee for The Connaught, a premium hotel in Lutyen's Delhi, to acquire a 33 year lease right for the property
Indian Hotels rebrands with Taj as master brand
10 Feb 2017
Tatas’ hotel arm IHC to write down Rs500 cr as business shrinks
13 Mar 2014
India’s largest hotel chain, which controls the Taj, Vivanta, Gateway and Ginger brands, said it expected non-cash provision for impairment in respect of financial exposure in its global and domestic investments
Indian Hotels ends $1.86-bn bid for Orient-Express
09 Nov 2013
Indian Hotels Company, the Tata Group's luxury hospitality arm that owns the iconic Taj Hotels and Resorts brand, has ended a five-year pursuit of adding US luxury hotel chain Orient-Express Hotels to its portfolio
IHCL to rejig global business, add 34 new hotels
13 Sep 2013
Centre nulls move to give Tatas priority in Delhi's Taj Mansingh auction
28 Jun 2013
The 33-year lease for the Taj Mansingh ended in October 2011 after which the civic body decided to extend the lease with the existing operator for one more year
Taj to review options over Orient-Express bid
12 Feb 2013
The board of Indian Hotels yesterday said that it would review its options over its unsolicited bid for US luxury hotel chain Orient-Express Hotels by March
Tata Group renews bid to acquire Orient-Express hotels
27 Oct 2012
If the Tata Group's bid suceeds, Orient-Express will remain a separate and independent company with standalone management and board of directors, as with the group's past acquisitions such as Jaguar-Land Rover and Corus
Indian Hotels to make $1.86 billion bid for Orient Express
18 Oct 2012
Orient Express had rejected a 2007 attempt by Indians Hotel to acquire a significant stake in the company, denying any strategic fit between “a predominantly domestic Indian hotel chain and a global portfolio of luxury hotels”
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