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The Company That Isn't Selling — OYO's Zero-OFS IPO

OYO's zero-OFS IPO, and the case for a software business wearing a hotel uniform. A reading of Oravel Stays' ₹6,650 crore fresh issue: what the absence of an Offer for Sale signals, how an asset-light AI-run platform earns software-like margins inside hospitality, and where the real risks sit.

Sushant Shukla
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The Company That Isn't Selling

OYO's zero-OFS IPO, and the case for a software business wearing a hotel uniform.

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