- PRISM reported a profit of about $27 million, according to regulatory filings.
- The IPO-bound company’s revenue grew about 20 percent to $690 million.
- The results were driven in part by the integration of G6 Hospitality.
OYO PARENT PRISM reported a profit after tax of about $27 million, according to regulatory filings. The IPO-bound firm’s revenue rose about 20 percent year-on-year to about $690 million in financial year 2025.
The results were driven by growth in its company-serviced portfolio, expansion across international markets including India, the UK and the SEAME region and the integration of G6 Hospitality in the U.S., according to The Economic Times.
PRISM’s global network included about 21,000 hotels and 120,000 homes across more than 35 countries as of March 31, according to its financial year 2025 annual report. In September, OYO’s parent firm Oravel Stays rebranded as PRISM to reflect its international expansion.
PRISM filed confidential IPO papers with SEBI after securing shareholder approval to raise up to Rs 6,650 crore. The proposed public offering is expected to value the company at $7 to 8 billion.
“As we look ahead, our focus extends beyond growing revenue and profit. We are committed to improving customer experience, using data to drive innovation and expanding into new geographies and market segments,” said Agarwal, who also chairs G6, parent of Motel 6 and Studio 6.
PRISM began the IPO process in 2021 and filed offer documents with SEBI, followed by an updated filing. It later withdrew the plans amid global market volatility after the Russia–Ukraine conflict.
Separately, G6 Hospitality opened 38 Studio 6 locations in 2025, including conversions and new builds, across the U.S., aligned with investments in technology, operations and franchisees.
