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Q1 Revenue Up 12% to ₹5.97 Cr; PAT Dips to ₹0.47 Cr on ₹0.52 Cr Project Write-off
Jungle Camps India reported a 12% YoY increase in Q1 FY27 revenue from operations to ₹5.97 cr, driven by higher occupancy (45% vs 43%) and a 5% rise in Average Daily Rate to ₹10,539. Operating EBITDA stood at ₹1.69 cr with a 27% margin, while PAT fell to ₹0.47 cr from ₹1.13 cr in Q1 FY26 due to an exceptional write-off of ₹0.52 cr on the cancelled Parsili project. The company currently operates 8 properties with 137 keys and is progressing on a 4-property expansion pipeline including Mathura (105 keys under IHG brand) and Sheopur Fort (60 keys).
Confidence: HIGH
What changedSubmission of the Q1 FY27 institutional investor earnings call transcript detailing operational metrics, project cancellations, and pipeline expansions.
Why it mattersProvides visibility on core wildlife resort economics (ADR up 5%, RevPAR up 9%) and the redeployment of IPO capital into larger scale properties like Sheopur Fort and Mathura.
Q1 FY27 Revenue: ₹5.97 crQ1 FY27 PAT: ₹0.47 crAverage Daily Rate (ADR): ₹10,539RevPAR: ₹4,763Parsili write-off (Exceptional): ₹0.52 crMathura Planned Capacity: 105 rooms
📅 Short termOperating performance shows steady seasonal metrics, though profitability was temporarily suppressed by the non-recurring project write-off.
📈 Long termScaling key inventory from 137 keys to over 300 keys across branded (IHG) and heritage properties will determine earnings re-rating over the next 2-3 years.
⚠ Risk flags
- Regulatory and environmental constraints on resort developments leading to project cancellations (e.g. Parsili)
- Execution delays and pending statutory/water approvals for upcoming greenfield sites like Kukru
Key Highlights
Q1 FY27 revenue from operations rose 12% YoY to ₹5.97 cr from ₹5.35 cr in Q1 FY26
Net profit declined to ₹0.47 cr due to a ₹0.52 cr exceptional write-off from the regulatory cancellation of the Parsili project
Average Daily Rate (ADR) grew 5% YoY to ₹10,539 and RevPAR increased 9% YoY to ₹4,763
Mathura Hotel expansion scaled up to 105 rooms with IHG targeting FY28 completion, funded via IPO proceeds
👀 What to Watch
Track execution timelines for Sheopur Fort and Mathura developments, and monitor the refund receipt of ₹1.22 cr upfront premium and ₹0.50 cr security deposit for Parsili.
Jungle Camps Q1 FY27 Update: Plans 105-Key Mathura Hotel & 60-Key Sheopur Fort Project
Jungle Camps India released its Q1 FY27 investor presentation, detailing a significant pipeline expansion that includes upsizing its Mathura hotel from 60 to 105 rooms in partnership with IHG (target FY28). The company currently operates 137 rooms across 8 properties, having operationalized Palash Kothi, Bandhavgarh (20 rooms) in June 2026. It commenced development on the 60-key Sheopur Fort heritage project on a 90-year lease, funded by ₹7.0 Cr reallocated IPO proceeds. Additionally, an exceptional expense of ₹0.52 Cr was recognized for writing off the discontinued Parsili project due to environmental constraints.
Confidence: HIGH
What changedThe company formally updated investors on scaling its Mathura pipeline property to 105 keys, starting Sheopur Fort development, and writing off the Parsili project.
Why it mattersThe pipeline additions of over 165 keys will more than double the company's current operating footprint of 137 keys, creating significant operational scale relative to its ₹24 Cr TTM revenue base.
Installed Room Capacity: 137 keys (8 properties)Mathura Planned Capacity: 105 rooms (up from 60)Sheopur Fort Planned Capacity: 60 keys (90-year lease)Parsili Exceptional Expense: ₹0.52 CrIPO Fund Size: ₹29.42 Cr
📅 Short termPresents operational transparency post Q1 FY27 results; sentiment supported by pipeline visibility and management contract additions.
📈 Long termDoubling keys through brand tie-ups (IHG) and heritage leases will transition the company from purely wildlife camps to a broader experiential and leisure hospitality platform.
⚠ Risk flags
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- Project execution and delay risks in Mathura and Sheopur Fort construction
- Regulatory and environmental permitting risks in ecotourism projects (as demonstrated by Parsili cancellation)
- Seasonal occupancy dip typical for wildlife tourism circuits during monsoons
Key Highlights
Expanded Mathura Hotel capacity under IHG Holiday Inn Express brand from 60 to 105 rooms (100,163 sq. ft.), targeting launch in FY 27-28.
Commenced 60-key Sheopur Fort heritage hotel development on a 90-year lease from MP Tourism Board, redeploying ₹7.0 Cr IPO funds.
Operationalized Palash Kothi, Bandhavgarh (20 rooms) under a 5-year management agreement in June 2026, reaching 137 operational keys.
Recognized ₹0.52 Cr one-time write-off for the cancelled Parsili project; ₹1.22 Cr upfront premium and ₹0.50 Cr security deposit remain refundable.
👀 What to Watch
Track construction progress and debt-funding closure for Mathura and Sheopur Fort projects, as well as seasonal occupancy trends across tiger reserve properties in Q2/Q3.
Jungle Camps India Reallocates ‡10.5 Cr IPO Funds; Mathura Project Size Increased to ‡49 Cr
Jungle Camps India has announced a significant reallocation of its ‡29.42 crore IPO proceeds raised in December 2024. The company is shifting ‡7.00 crore from the Sanjay Dubri project to a new Sheopur Fort project and ‡3.50 crore from Pench renovation to a Mathura hotel project. Notably, the Mathura project's scope has been expanded from 60 to 100 rooms, with the total project cost rising from ‡32.50 crore to ‡49.00 crore. Currently, ‡7.00 crore of the reallocated funds remains unutilized in fixed deposits.
Confidence: HIGH
What changedThe company has pivoted its capital expenditure strategy, abandoning original IPO plans for Sanjay Dubri and Pench renovation in favor of a larger-scale Mathura project and a new Sheopur Fort development.
Why it mattersThe expansion of the Mathura project to ‡49 crore represents a massive bet relative to the company's current ‡23 crore TTM revenue, indicating a shift toward larger-scale hospitality assets.
IPO Proceeds Raised: ‡29.42 crReallocated Funds: ‡10.50 crRevised Mathura Project Cost: ‡49.00 crMathura Project vs TTM Revenue: 213%Unutilized Funds in FD: ‡7.00 cr
📅 Short termThe market will likely focus on the Q1 FY27 earnings performance and the rationale behind shifting funds away from the original IPO objects.
📈 Long termThe structural growth of the company now hinges on the successful execution of the 100-room Mathura project and the Sheopur Fort development, which are significantly larger than existing operations.
⚠ Risk flags
🔬 Flagged for deeper Multibagger analysis — view briefs →
- Execution risk on significantly larger project sizes
- Deviation from original IPO objects
- High capital concentration in the Mathura project
Key Highlights
Reallocated ‡7.00 crore of IPO proceeds from Sanjay Dubri National Park to the Sheopur Fort Project
Increased Mathura Hotel Project size by 50.7% from ‡32.50 crore to ‡49.00 crore
Expanded Mathura project capacity from 60 rooms to 100 rooms to capture higher demand
Invested ‡8.79 crore into subsidiary Madhuvan Hospitality Private Limited for the Mathura project
Total IPO funds raised on 13.12.2024 amounted to ‡29.42 crore
👀 What to Watch
Investors should monitor the construction progress and commissioning timeline of the expanded 100-room Mathura project, as its ‡49 crore cost is more than double the company's TTM revenue.
Rs 29.42 Cr IPO Fund Reallocation and Mathura Project Expansion to 100 Rooms
Jungle Camps India has announced a significant reallocation of its Rs 29.42 Cr IPO proceeds alongside its Q1 FY27 results. The company redirected Rs 7.00 Cr from the Sanjay Dubri project to the Sheopur Fort Project and Rs 3.50 Cr from Pench renovation to a Mathura Hotel Project. The Mathura project scope has been expanded from 60 to 100 rooms, with the total project cost increasing from Rs 32.50 Cr to Rs 49.00 Cr. Currently, Rs 7.00 Cr remains unutilized in fixed deposits, while Rs 8.79 Cr has been invested in its subsidiary, Madhuvan Hospitality.
Confidence: HIGH
What changedThe company has formally deviated from its original IPO objects, shifting funds to new projects and nearly doubling the room capacity of its Mathura development.
Why it mattersThe expansion of the Mathura project to 100 rooms represents a major capacity addition that could significantly scale the company's TTM revenue of Rs 23 Cr once operational.
IPO Amount Raised: Rs 29.42 CrMathura Project Revised Cost: Rs 49.00 CrMathura Project vs Net Worth: 89.1%Funds Reallocated to Sheopur: Rs 7.00 CrUnutilized Funds in FD: Rs 7.00 Cr
📅 Short termThe market may react to the change in project priorities; however, the expansion of the Mathura project is a positive signal for future capacity.
📈 Long termIf executed successfully, the 100-room Mathura project and Sheopur Fort project could structurally re-rate the company given its small current revenue base.
⚠ Risk flags
🔬 Flagged for deeper Multibagger analysis — view briefs →
- Execution risk on the expanded Mathura project
- Significant deviation from original IPO prospectus objects
- High capital commitment relative to current net worth
Key Highlights
Reallocated Rs 7.00 Cr of IPO proceeds from Sanjay Dubri to the Sheopur Fort Project
Increased Mathura Hotel Project capacity from 60 rooms to 100 rooms
Revised Mathura project cost upwards from Rs 32.50 Cr to Rs 49.00 Cr
Invested Rs 8.79 Cr of IPO proceeds into subsidiary Madhuvan Hospitality Pvt Ltd
Maintains Rs 7.00 Cr of unutilized IPO funds in HDFC Bank fixed deposits
👀 What to Watch
Investors should monitor the construction progress and commissioning timeline of the expanded Mathura project, as its Rs 49 Cr cost is substantial relative to the company's current Rs 55 Cr net worth.
