ITC Hotels shares list at 30% discount, debuting at ₹180 after last year's demerger
Notably, the listing price is slightly higher than Nuvama's estimate, which expected the shares to be listed at a range of ₹150-175 per share
ITC Hotels Ltd shares got listed at a discovery price of ₹180 per share on the National Stock Exchange on Wednesday, January 29, 2025.

This is a discount of nearly 31% from its implied price of ₹260 per share and comes after the hotels business demerged from the main parent organisation ITC Ltd, according to a Moneycontrol report.
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Meanwhile, the company's shares got listed at ₹188 per share on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). This was a discount of 30% from the implied price of ₹270 per share.
Notably, the listing price is slightly higher than Nuvama's estimate, according to the report which added that the brokerage had expected the shares to be listed at a range of ₹150-175 per share.
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ITC Hotels has a market cap of over ₹37,461 crore at the moment, data on the bourses showed.
The demerger of ITC Hotels came with a fixed ratio of 1:10, meaning that as on January 6, 2025, for every 10 shares of ITC Ltd a shareholder owns, they would get one share of ITC Hotels Ltd.
Also 60% of ITC Hotels is still owned by ITC, while 40% was distributed to other shareholders in the aforementioned ratio.
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The exchanges had also conducted a special trading session for ITC shares on January 6, 2025 to determine the value via the price discovery method.
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