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Financials

In a move that highlights the urgency of meeting financial obligations, Oyo Hotels is fast-tracking its plans for an initial public offering (IPO) as founder Ritesh Agarwal faces a critical debt repayment deadline. The company's accelerated IPO plans are driven by a looming $383 million debt repayment, which must be settled unless Oyo successfully lists on the stock market by October 2024[1][3][5].
In 2019, Ritesh Agarwal secured a $2.2 billion loan to increase his stake in Oyo and solidify his control over the company. This loan was backed by a personal guarantee from SoftBank's Masayoshi Son, Oyo's largest investor[1][3]. However, the debt was restructured in 2022, and Agarwal is yet to repay the first tranche[5].
Oyo's aggressive expansion plans, particularly in Japan and the United States, were severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The company's rapid growth strategy, fueled by SoftBank's investment, initially led to significant losses. Despite these challenges, Oyo has begun to recover, reporting a small profit for the fiscal year ending March 2024[3][5].
Oyo is currently in discussions with bankers to list the company on the stock market, aiming for a valuation of up to $5 billion. This valuation reflects the company's recovery efforts and its potential for future growth[1][3]. SoftBank remains the largest shareholder, holding over 40% of Oyo, while Agarwal retains more than 30% ownership[1][5].
Creditors, including Mizuho Financial Group Inc., are insisting that Agarwal settle the $383 million debt unless Oyo goes public by October 2024. However, if the IPO is successful this year, lenders may consider extending the repayment deadline until 2027[1][3][5].
Oyo's accelerated IPO plans underscore the financial pressures faced by the company and its founder. The success of this IPO will not only determine Oyo's financial stability but also reflect the broader trends in the travel-tech industry. As Oyo navigates these challenges, it remains a significant player in the global hospitality market, with its future closely watched by investors and industry analysts alike.