Thomas Cook Q2 FY26 results: standalone PAT up 48% YoY, property sale lifts earnings
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Thomas Cook reported Q2 FY26 standalone revenue of Rs 5,867.8 million (up about 17% YoY) and standalone PAT of Rs 469.9 million (up about 48% YoY), helped by a Rs 256.5 million exceptional gain from sale of a Gurugram property. Consolidated revenue rose 3.5% to Rs 20,738.4 million; consolidated PAT was nearly flat at Rs 707.5 million. H1 FY26 standalone PAT grew 27% to Rs 1,025.3 million. The company paid Rs 171 million ex-gratia to former chairman Madhavan Menon, booked in Q1 staff costs. Prior period figures were restated to include the acquired resort business.
Strong standalone profit growth and a one-time property sale gain lift earnings; consolidated travel business largely steady; dividend of Re 0.45 per share already paid.