India's Mahindra Holidays swings to quarterly loss on mounting costs
- Profitability was impacted by costs related to international operations
Mahindra Holidays reported a quarterly loss, impacted by rising expansion costs, geopolitical uncertainties, and supply chain disruptions, despite revenue growth and ongoing aggressive expansion plans.
- Consolidated net loss and revenue performance.
- Impact of international operations and geopolitical factors.
- Supply chain disruptions and expansion challenges.
Mahindra Holidays and Resorts India reported a quarterly loss on Wednesday, as it grappled with rising expansion costs.
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Consolidated net loss stood at 86.6 million rupees ($897,130) compared to a net profit of 78.7 million rupees in the year-ago period.
Profitability was impacted by costs related to international operations that sustained headwinds from geopolitical uncertainties.
The Club Mahindra operator said that certain planned inventory additions were impacted by supply chain disruptions, material availability challenges, and labour shortages.
Mahindra Holidays has been aggressively expanding its resort footprint, aims to add 10,000 keys by fiscal year 2030.
The company said it remains on track to add about 1,000 keys this year
Consolidated revenue from operations for the April-June quarter was up 4.5% to 7.33 billion rupees.
Expenses rose to 7.76 billion rupees from 7.13 billion in the year-ago period.
The company flagged continued weakness in its Finland-based Holiday Club Resorts due to a slowdown in the Finnish economy.