InterGlobe Aviation Limited has informed the Exchange about Investor Presentation
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IndiGo reported Q1 FY26 results with total income up 6.4% to ₹215,426 million, but profit after tax fell 20.2% to ₹21,763 million as yields and fares weakened. Capacity (ASKs) grew 16.4% year-on-year, but RASK dropped 10% to ₹4.86 and load factor slipped to 84.6% from 86.7%, showing clear pricing pressure. EBITDAR margin contracted by 170 basis points to 28.0%, while PAT margin shrank 330 basis points to 10.6%, hurt by higher airport fees, employee costs, and depreciation. The fleet stood at 416 aircraft (down from 434 in March 2025), and total cash rose 36.9% to ₹494,057 million even as total debt climbed 30.4% to ₹684,884 million.
Weak pricing and rising costs dragged profitability despite strong capacity growth, which could weigh on the stock in the short term. However, continued international network expansion and a robust cash balance of nearly ₹494 billion support the long-term growth outlook.