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Investors pile in and mergers and acquisitions follow as sector scales up








A <span class="webrupee">₹</span>10,000 crore bet on India’s hotels: Investors pile in and mergers and acquisitions follow as sector scales up

₹10,000 crore invested in hotel companies since 2023. This surge in IPOs, mergers, and fund-raising signals investor confidence, while new management companies target smaller cities to tap rising demand for leisure travel.”/>
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