Lemon Tree's restructuring aims for asset-light re-rating

Lemon Tree Hotels is making big changes to its business.

They are splitting their company into two parts: one part will manage and franchise hotels, and the other part will own the hotels.

The management part is doing well, with high profits and low debt.

The ownership part, called Fleur Hotels, will get money from a big investor, Warburg Pincus.

This change is expected to make the company more valuable, but it will take time.

Investors hope that the management part will be valued more for its profits, and the ownership part will grow with less debt.

However, the success of this plan depends on how well the new hotels do and how the market values these changes.