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Fitch downgrades OYO's ratings over uncertainty in making profit

Rating agency expects the company's FY23 revenue to increase by around 30%, lower than its forecast.

Hospitality major OYO increases its ESOP pool by 41%
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Abhijit Lele Mumbai
Fitch Ratings has downgraded Oravel Stays Ltd's (OYO) Long-Term Foreign- and Local-Currency Issuer Ratings (IDRs) from “B” to 'B-', citing uncertainty about the hospitality company achieving material EBITDA profit in Fy23.

"The company faces execution challenges given the lacklustre recovery in travel demand in the price-sensitive markets where OYO operates. OYO will likely achieve meaningful EBITDA profit only in the year ending March 2024 (FY24), relative to our previous expectations of FY23," said the rating agency in a statement.

The outlook on instruments is stable. It reflects comfortable liquidity as available cash is sufficient to fund the expected Free Cash

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