CCI Approves Proposed Merger Of Six Hotel Companies Into InterGlobe Hotels

The Competition Commission of India has approved a proposed combination involving the acquisition of shares and the merger of multiple hotel entities into InterGlobe Hotels Private Limited (IGH).

According to a press release issued on August 5, 2026, the approved transaction involves the merger of AAPC India Hotel Management Private Limited, Caddie Hotels Private Limited, Triguna Hospitality Ventures (India) Private Limited, Srilanand Mansions Private Limited, Techpark Hotels Private Limited, and Accent Hotels Private Limited into IGH.

The Commission said that InterGlobe Enterprises Private Limited is an investment holding company owned and controlled by the Bhatia Family. It also noted that AAPC Singapore Pte. Ltd., wholly owned by Accor S.A, provides hotel management consultancy services outside India.

The Commission further stated that IGH, AAPC India, Triguna and Caddie are jointly owned and controlled by the Bhatia Family Group and the Accor Group.

It also noted that IGH is engaged in developing Accor-branded hotels, leasing commercial spaces and providing consultancy services in India. AAPC India manages and franchises Accor-branded hotels. Triguna is an investment holding company, while Caddie owns and develops Accor-branded hotels and leases an office tower in a hotel in Delhi. Triguna's wholly owned subsidiaries namely SMPL, Techpark and Accent are also engaged in owning and developing Accor-branded hotels.

The Commission said that a detailed order will be issued separately.