IndiGo Stock Performance Analyzed
IndiGo’s stock price dropped a lot on Friday after the company announced their latest results. It went down to a low of ₹4,722, but then bounced back a little. At 10 AM, it was still down about 1.8% trading at ₹4,830. This drop is a big deal for the airline because they didn’t make as much money as they were hoping to.
Key Points
- IndiGo stock fell sharply after Q3 results.
- Revenue decreased significantly year-over-year (YoY).
- Expenses increased substantially impacting profitability.
- New labor laws and currency changes caused losses.
- Analysts remain optimistic, maintaining ‘Buy’ ratings.
- Technical charts show support around ₹4,700 levels.
Company Results Overview
IndiGo reported a big decrease in their profits for the quarter. Their earnings dropped by 77.6% compared to last year, falling from ₹2,448.80 crore to just ₹549 crore. This shows that things were much harder this time around.
Financial Numbers
While IndiGo’s total income went up a little – by 6.7% – their costs went up even more – by 9.6%. This means they spent a lot more money on things like fuel and paying employees. This significantly impacted their bottom line.
Reasons for the Drop
Several factors contributed to the lower profits. New rules for workers, a weaker Indian rupee (the money India uses), and problems with flights disrupting operations all played a part. The company also had some unusual costs, called “exceptional items,” that made things even worse.
Analyst Opinion
Despite the bad news, many experts still think IndiGo is a good investment. Most brokerages have kept their ‘Buy’ recommendations for the stock. They believe the stock will recover over time.
Technical Chart Analysis
The stock has been trading below important price levels since December 2025. Analysts are watching to see if the stock will find support at around ₹4,700. If it does, they think it could rise to ₹5,000 and then even higher – possibly up to 50%!
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