Indigo Q1 results: Net profit drops 20% to £ 2,176.3 crore; Income higher by 4.7% | Einsmark news

Indigo Q1 Results: Interglobe Aviation (Indigo) announced its results for the quarter ended June 2025 (Q1FY26) today, July 30. The net profit of the aviation stock fell 20 percent last year to £ 2,176.3 crore in the same period. The consolidated turnover of the company rose 4.7 percent in the June 2025 quarter to £ 20,496.3 crore from £ 19,571 in Q1FY25 in the quarter reviewed. Inigo had a modest 0.66 percent increase in EBITDA at £ 5,866.3 crore for the quarter ended June 2025, compared to £ 5,828 in the same period last year. However, the ebitda margin dropped to 28.6 percent from 30 percent a year ago, reflecting the pressure on profitability. Airline yield also dropped by 5 percent to £ 4.98 per kilometer for a year-on-year, indicating a softer pricing environment. Pieter Elbers, CEO of Indigo, said that the June term commented on the performance by significant external winds affecting the entire aviation sector. “Despite these disruptions in the industry, we reported a net profit of £ 2,176.3 crore, with a net profit margin of about 11 percent for Q1FY26,” he said. Elbers noted that although the revenue environment was some moderation, the demand for air journey remained strong. During the quarter, the airline served more than 31 million passengers, a 12 percent growth year -on -year. “When we look ahead, we remain optimistic about the growth of air journey and with our scope, network and pass-to-goal fleet, we continue to be committed to meeting the growing demand,” he added. Other highlights of the year-on-year increase in the number of passengers of 11.6 percent, which reached 3.1 crore in the first quarter of FY26. The airline also expanded its capacity by 16.4 percent during the same period, taking the total available seat pickup to 4,230 crore. On June 30, 2025, the Navy of Indigo stood on 416 aircraft, consisting of 28 A320 CEOs (including 2 on damp lease), 187 A320 neos, 141 A321 Neos, 48 ATRs, 3 A321 Freilhers, 2 B777s (vapor lease), 6 B737s (stamp) and 1 B787 (Damp. -Tresson). The airline was witnessing a net reduction of 18 passenger aircraft during the quarter. Inigo operated a highlight of 2,269 daily flights in the first quarter of FY26, including non-scheduled operations. It offered scheduled services over 91 domestic and 41 international destinations during the period. The stock ended 0.6 percent lower at £ 5721.10.