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IndiGo faced big one-off costs in Q3 FY25: ₹8.9 billion from new labour codes and ₹5.77 billion from operational disruptions. While passenger demand and revenue grew, these exceptional items reduced profits, showing how regulatory changes and operational challenges are shaping India’s largest airline’s financial performance.
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IndiGo, India’s biggest airline, announced its Q3 FY25 results. Strong passenger growth and higher revenues were overshadowed by exceptional costs linked to labour laws and operational issues.
Key Highlights:
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₹8.9 billion impact from new labour codes.
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₹5.77 billion impact from operational disruptions (aircraft-on-ground issues).
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Net profit fell 18.6% YoY to ₹2,449 crore.
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Revenue rose 14% YoY, supported by strong demand.
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IndiGo carried 27.3 million passengers, holding 63.8% market share.
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Costs increased due to lease rentals and wage compliance.
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Focus remains on expanding fleet and international routes.
Sources: Mint, Business Standard, IndiGo Investor Relations
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