ixigo Acquires Day-Use Hotel Platform Brevistay for ₹65.69 Crore
Travel-tech major ixigo has acquired Brevistay, India's leading short-stay and day-use hotel booking platform, for ₹65.69 crore — its second hospitality acquisition in 12 months.
Key Facts
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Deal size | ₹65.69 |
| Valuation | ₹65.69 crore |
| Sector | Ixigo |
| Coverage | Startup News |
ixigo has acquired Brevistay, India's leading day-use and short-stay hotel booking platform, in a deal valued at ₹65.69 crore.
Deal Details
Why ixigo Wants Brevistay
Strategic Rationale
ixigo's M&A Streak
This is ixigo's second hospitality deal in 12 months. The company has signalled a clear strategy of acquiring profitable, category-leading vertical players rather than building from scratch.
What's Next
Brevistay will continue to operate as an independent brand in the short term, with deeper integration into the ixigo super-app expected by Q4 FY27.
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