IndiGo operator InterGlobe reports 97% plunge in Q1 profit

NEW DELHI: InterGlobe Aviation Ltd, which operates top Indian airline IndiGo, reported its worst efficiency in no less than three years on Monday as surging gas prices and forex losses burnt up maximum of its first-quarter profit.

Its profit for the quarter to June 30 fell to Rs 27.79 crore ($four million) from Rs 811 crore billion a year earlier, the corporate mentioned on Monday.

Fuel prices surged 54.four according to cent to Rs 2,716 crore, while forex losses climbed to Rs 246 crore.

Competition in fare pricing additionally impacted the income, IndiGo mentioned.


Its revenue according to available seat kilometre fell 3.1 according to cent to Rs 3.70. Passenger yields, which gauge the average fare paid according to mile according to buyer, fell 5.four according to cent.


Revenue from operations rose 13.2 according to cent to Rs 6,512 crore.


IndiGo additionally reaffirmed its steerage of a 25 according to cent upward push in available seat kilometres, a measure of capability, within the fiscal year that started on April 1.


Ahead of the results, InterGlobe shares ended flat on a broader Mumbai marketplace that closed up 0.four according to cent.
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