Thomas Cook (India) Limited has informed the Exchange about Transcript

Thomas Cook reported Q4 FY26 revenue of INR 17,707 million (down 10% YoY) and full year FY26 income of INR 83,982 million (up 3%). EBT declined 14% to INR 3,268 million for FY26 due to geopolitical headwinds including the Pahalgam attack, Operation Sindoor, and US-Iran-Israel conflict. India operations showed resilience with 16% Q4 EBT growth driven by Financial Services (margin 46-48%), short-haul outbound, corporate travel and MICE. Sterling Holidays delivered a record Q4 with 14% revenue growth and 25 consecutive profitable quarters, with a debt-free balance sheet and INR 3,400 million cash reserves. DEI was significantly impacted (50% Middle East revenue contribution) with Q4 EBIT at negative INR 10 crores. The Board has granted in-principle approval for demerger of the resort business into Sterling Holiday Resorts. Management guided that short-haul continues double-digit growth while long-haul bookings remain subdued due to geopolitical tensions and elevated airfares.