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TBO Tek is pushing into new overseas markets and betting on better tech to bring more travel agents onto its platform, especially in regions where online booking is still growing. The upside is stronger profits from selling more hotel stays and add-ons, but heavier rules, higher costs, and more travelers booking directly could squeeze results.Read more

Devyani International is trying to fix slowing sales by combining with a major rival and taking more control of its tech and supply chain across brands like KFC and Pizza Hut. The big question is whether those changes arrive fast enough to outweigh a longer repair job at Pizza Hut and tougher competition as the store base keeps growing.Read more

Yatra Online could benefit as more Indian companies shift business travel bookings from offline to digital, letting it win more corporate customers and handle higher volumes without adding as much cost. But its growth depends on airline capacity, slower-than-hoped customer behavior changes, and whether new tools like expense management and AI-driven booking actually gain traction.Read more

Companies are scrambling to retrain workers as digital tools and AI change how jobs get done, and NIIT Learning Systems aims to be the partner that runs that training at scale. Its push into Europe and growing use of its own learning technology could make revenue steadier over time, but reliance on a few big clients and higher costs may test that story.Read more

United Foodbrands is betting that a bounce-back in dine-in and delivery, plus a bigger restaurant footprint, can turn today’s weak profits into steadier earnings over time. But the plan hinges on demand improving and new stores paying off, while debt and discount-driven promotions could keep pressure on margins.Read more

Swiggy is betting that its fast grocery-and-essentials business can scale up without needing endless new locations, helping it get more efficient as it grows. The upside comes from larger baskets and more brands paying to be seen, but tougher competition or slower demand could keep spending high and profits delayed.Read more

Indian Hotels is pushing a big hotel expansion while leaning on rising travel demand and its growing digital loyalty base to fill more rooms without relying as much on travel agents. The upside looks tied to how well it can grow in new locations and keep prices strong, but rising costs and tougher competition could test that plan.Read more

NIIT is betting on AI-led learning and a recent buyout to reach more customers, from big companies to universities, as businesses race to reskill their workforces. The upside looks tied to whether these new digital offerings turn into longer, repeatable contracts before weak organic demand, heavy spending, and fierce competition catch up.Read more

Eternal’s push into smaller cities and its shift to owning more of its inventory could make growth more expensive and more sensitive to changes in customer demand. See why some expect pressure on profits and new risks, even as others point to signs the business can still scale and improve.Read more