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Hotel chains face valuation gaps in acquiring assets in Indian markets

In order to tap the burgeoning demand and plug the gap between supply and demand, hospitality firms are preferring buyouts over building greenfield projects

Lemon Tree hotels
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While Warburg will hold a 68 per cent stake in the venture, Lemon Tree will own 30 per cent.

Shally Seth Mohile Mumbai
S P Jain, managing director of the Pride Group of Hotels, has been scouting for assets in Mumbai and Hyderabad his firm can acquire as the five-star hotel chain seeks to expand in India’s hospitality market. 

Jain and his team have not been able to conclude the deal with sellers in over a year though there are enough of them. Jain blames it on the wide gap between the results of the method used to evaluate an asset. 

“The seller wants the valuation of the business done on the basis of the value of the property whereas the buyer looks

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