Tag: Oyo
OYO’s parent company rebrands itself as PRISM
Oravel Stays, parent of OYO, has rebranded itself as PRISM to reflect its broader global portfolio and long-term vision. While the corporate identity changes,...
OYO to add 100 more SUNDAY Hotels by 2026
OYO plans to ramp up the expansion of SUNDAY Hotels, eyeing 100 properties under the brand globally by the end of the next financial...
Premium hotels’ expansion on the radar: OYO
OYO has revealed its plan to double the number of premium hotels in India. It plans to add 1,800 such hotels in 2023 across...
FHRAI files complaint to stop OYO from launching IPO
Federation of Hotel & Restaurant Associations of India (FHRAI) has said it has filed a complaint to SEBI to stop OYO from launching its IPO.
“Now...
NCLAT closes insolvency proceedings against OYO and its subsidiary
NCLAT closed insolvency proceedings against Oyo and one of its subsidiaries, and also disallowed the intervention of external parties including FHRAI. The industry body...
Gujarat HC sends Oyo, Treebo and FabHotels back to CCI
In the ongoing row over unethical business practices involving MakeMyTrip and GoIbibo (GoMMT) giving the preferential listing to Oyo, FHRAI is pitching for open...
CHATT, new association announced, will help tourism, hospitality with tech
Airbnb, EaseMyTrip, OYO and Yatra have formed a new industry association that will help small companies and travel and hospitality technology players. Confederation of...
Amitabh Kant applauds OYO for its role in vaccination drive
Amitabh Kant, CEO, NITI Aayog addressing the virtual session organised by FICCI, jointly with OYO, Kant applauded the role of the private sector in...
OYO seeks USD 600mn loan amid virus surge
Oyo approved a plan for an institutional term loan at meetings over Wednesday and Thursday, the person said, asking not to be named as...
NCLAT allows FHRAI to submit member non-payment claims against OYO
FHRAI announced that the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT) in its latest hearing in the OYO insolvency case allowed the body to intervene...
