Saltstayz Reports ₹99.7 Crore Revenue, Targets ₹1,500 Crore by FY30

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The company currently employs approximately 670 people and follows an asset-light business model based on long-term leases, revenue-sharing agreements and management contracts.

Saltstayz Reaches ₹99.7 Crore Revenue as Expansion Plans Continue

Saltstayz, the Gurugram-based hospitality company, has reported top-line revenue of ₹99.7 crore for FY 2025–26 and is targeting annual revenue of ₹500 crore by FY30 through organic growth and expansion into new markets.

*From L to R: Gaurav Gupta, Nishant Tripathi and Sandeep Goyal*

Founded in 2022 by Gaurav Gupta, Sandeep Goyal and Nishant Tripathi, the company has grown its portfolio to 33 operational hotels with around 1,214 keys across seven cities. Operating in the mid-premium and premium segments, Saltstayz manages its properties under three brands – Autograph, Premier and Select.

The company currently employs approximately 670 people and follows an asset-light business model based on long-term leases, revenue-sharing agreements and management contracts.

Commenting on the company’s growth plans, Gaurav Gupta, Co-founder of Saltstayz, said: “We are a fully bootstrapped company to date and have not diluted any equity. We have remained profitable since our first year of operations, and our growth has been driven organically. At our current pace, we are aiming to achieve annual revenue of ₹500 crore by FY30. We are also evaluating options for our first round of structured capital to support future expansion.”

Saltstayz currently has a strong presence across North India and plans to expand further into southern and western markets. The company is targeting 55 hotels by the end of FY 2026–27, with 22 new properties expected to be added during the current financial year.

To support its expansion plans, Saltstayz intends to invest around ₹18–20 crore across new cities. The company estimates that its workforce could grow to between 2,000 and 2,200 employees by FY30 as operations scale.

The company recently entered the leisure travel segment with the launch of its premium Autograph property in Rishikesh. The 38-key hotel forms part of Saltstayz’s strategy to expand into leisure destinations and strengthen its presence in emerging travel markets.

Looking ahead, the company plans to expand the Autograph portfolio into other regions across India, focusing on destinations that cater to evolving traveller preferences and demand for quality accommodation.

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