EaseMyTrip signs Rs 514 crore deals across real estate, hospitality, and beauty to expand beyond travel

Indian traveltech company EaseMyTrip has signed multiple definitive agreements on November 4, 2025, to acquire or invest in companies across real estate, hospitality, beauty and wellness, and dining, its largest push yet beyond core ticketing. 

All transactions will be executed via equity share swaps through preferential allotment, subject to customary conditions and shareholder and regulatory approvals, and are expected to close in three to four months.

Under the plan, the company will fully acquire AB Finance Private Limited for Rs 194.44 crore. AB Finance, converted from an LLP into a private company in July 2025, is engaged in purchase and sale of immovable property and holds a premium commercial asset on Golf Course Road, Sector 53, Gurugram.

The deal aims to support EaseMyTrip’s expansion and operational needs. The target’s LLP entity reported nil turnover over the past three financial years; as a company, it is too new for prior-year comparisons.

In hospitality, EaseMyTrip will acquire 50% of London-based Three Falcons Notting Hill Limited for Rs 175 crore. Three Falcons owns boutique hotel The Knight of Notting Hill with a pub-cum-restaurant. Its unaudited revenue stood at Rs 1.40 crore in FY25 and Rs 0.58 crore in FY24 (audits not required under applicable UK laws).

The company will also pick up minority stakes through fresh subscriptions in three domestic businesses: 49% of Javaphile Hospitality Private Limited (cafes, fine dining) for Rs 19.60 crore; 49% of Levo Beauty Private Limited (salons, spas, wellness) for Rs 24.50 crore; and 49% of SSL Nirvana Grand Golf Developers Private Limited (real estate and commission services) for Rs 100.53 crore.

Javaphile reported audited revenue of Rs 2.19 crore in FY25; Levo logged audited revenue of Rs 17.63 crore in FY25, Rs 17.19 crore in FY24, and Rs 13.85 crore in FY23; Nirvana reported nil turnover since incorporation in September 2023.

All five deals are non-related-party transactions. Consideration will be paid entirely via issuance of new fully paid-up equity shares of EaseMyTrip to the respective sellers or target companies on a preferential basis.

Separately, the company announced that Sankalp Kaul has been appointed chief yechnology officer, succeeding Naimish Sinha, and Manmeet Ahluwalia has been named chief marketing officer.