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OYO (Oravel Stays Pvt. Ltd.)

Pre-IPO 

About Company:

OYO is a new-age technology platform empowering the large yet highly fragmented global hospitality ecosystem. It is trusted by such businesses as it demonstrates a sustained increase in the earnings of our patrons.

Company Overview

  • OYO Rooms (stylised as OYO), also known as OYO Hotels & Homes, is an Indian multinational OTA, homes and living spaces. Founded in 2013 by Ritesh Agarwal, OYO initially consisted mainly of budget hotels. The start-up expanded globally with thousands of hotels, vacation homes and millions of rooms across more than 80 nations including India, Malaysia, UAE, Nepal, China, Brazil, Mexico, UK, Philippines, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Vietnam, the United States and more.

  • OYO is a new age technology platform empowering the large yet highly fragmented global hospitality ecosystem. The company is trusted by such businesses as it demonstrates a sustained increase in earning of our patrons.

  • OYO has pioneered a unique business model where they have enabled the digital transformation of small hospitality businesses and unlock their economic potential enabling them to provide high quality experiences to customers at a compelling price

  • OYO is nurturing a unique direct to consumer brand that channels demand through OYO's App, web & m-web platforms, online travel agents, corporates tie-ups among others.

Promoter-Management

Promoter-Management

Name Designation

Ritesh Agarwal Director

Aditya Ghosh Director

Abhishek Gupta Chief Financial Officer

Vimal Chawla Company Secretary

Shareholders Pattern


Annual Reports

Investing Opportunities

  • In 2019, OYO had over 17,000 employees globally, of which approximately 8000 are in India and South Asia. OYO Hotels & Homes is a full-fledged hotel chain that leases and franchises assets. The company invests in capex, hires general managers to oversee operations and customer experience, and generates around a million job opportunities in India and South Asia alone. OYO set up 26 training institutes for hospitality enthusiasts across India in 2019.

  • In April 2019, the company announced the launch of OPEN programme, an initiative for its partner hotels to help them reach their business goals. It further Introduced an upgraded Co-OYO app for hotel partners to provide complete visibility on all business & customer metrics. In June 2021, Oyo Rooms collaborated with Yatra, Airbnb, and EaseMyTrip to form the Confederation of Hospitality, Technology and Tourism Industry (CHATT), an industry body for the tourism sector of India.

  • OYO is currently one of the tourism industry’s fastest growing companies. It is the world’s sixth largest chain of operated hotels, homes, managed living and workspaces.In 2018, OYO grew its room numbers at 10 times the pace of global leader Marriott. It has conquered Asian territory and is moving in to international markets. The hotel chain established operations in the UK, UAE, Dubai, China, Singapore and Indonesia.

  • The consolidated revenue from operationswas financially significantly impacted owing to Covid. The Companys consolidated net loss decreased significantly as highlighted above inspite of Decrease in revenue by almost 70 %, which implicated huge potential in future financials.


Particulars                                                                FY 2019-20              FY 2020-21

Consolidated   Revenue from Operations     13168 Cr              3977.12 Cr

Consolidated   Loss                                                  13129   Cr            393.63   Cr



Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the lock-in period of unlisted shares?
    If the company is unlisted, the shares can be traded as many times as per the will but once the company is listed, the shares can not sold for next 1 year.
  • Does SEBI regulate Unlisted Market?
    Rules and Regulations of SEBI are applicable in the Unlisted Market but to become an unlisted share broker, there is no such regulation yet.
  • Is buying or selling Unlisted Shares in India legal?
    Yes it is legal to buy and sell unlisted shares in India.
  • What is the Minimum Ticket Size for Investment in Unlisted Shares?
    Depending on the lot size of the shares, there is no fixed ticket size to buy and sell unlisted shares.
  • What is the Minimum Ticket Size for Investment in Unlisted Shares?
    Depending on the lot size of the shares, there is no fixed ticket size to buy and sell unlisted shares.
  • Is buying or selling Unlisted Shares in India legal?
    Yes it is legal to buy and sell unlisted shares in India.
  • Does SEBI regulate Unlisted Market?
    Rules and Regulations of SEBI are applicable in the Unlisted Market but to become an unlisted share broker, there is no such regulation yet.
  • What is the lock-in period of unlisted shares?
    If the company is unlisted, the shares can be traded as many times as per the will but once the company is listed, the shares can not sold for next 1 year.
  • What is the Minimum Ticket Size for Investment in Unlisted Shares?
    Depending on the lot size of the shares, there is no fixed ticket size to buy and sell unlisted shares.
  • Does SEBI regulate Unlisted Market?
    Rules and Regulations of SEBI are applicable in the Unlisted Market but to become an unlisted share broker, there is no such regulation yet.
  • What is the lock-in period of unlisted shares?
    If the company is unlisted, the shares can be traded as many times as per the will but once the company is listed, the shares can not sold for next 1 year.
  • Is buying or selling Unlisted Shares in India legal?
    Yes it is legal to buy and sell unlisted shares in India.
  • What is the lock-in period of unlisted shares?
    If the company is unlisted, the shares can be traded as many times as per the will but once the company is listed, the shares can not sold for next 1 year.
  • What is the Minimum Ticket Size for Investment in Unlisted Shares?
    Depending on the lot size of the shares, there is no fixed ticket size to buy and sell unlisted shares.
  • Is buying or selling Unlisted Shares in India legal?
    Yes it is legal to buy and sell unlisted shares in India.
  • Does SEBI regulate Unlisted Market?
    Rules and Regulations of SEBI are applicable in the Unlisted Market but to become an unlisted share broker, there is no such regulation yet.
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