IndiGo has reported a robust net profit of INR 72,584 million for the financial year ending March 2025, spurred by strong air travel demand and effective strategy execution. Excluding foreign exchange impacts, the profit would be INR 88,676 million, reflecting consistent performance compared to the previous year. For the fourth quarter of March 2025 alone, the net profit hit a record INR 30,675 million, marking the highest quarterly profit to date.

Pieter Elbers, the CEO, expressed his pride in this performance, attributing it to record passenger numbers and operational efficiencies achieved by IndiGo’s dedicated staff. He thanked 118.6 million customers for their trust and highlighted ongoing efforts towards cost leadership and expansion into the European market.

Moreover, a proposed dividend of 10 rupees per share is set to acknowledge the shareholders’ support during challenging phases, alongside an improved investment grade rating by a renowned credit agency.

Financial Overview:

• Capacity: 21.0% increase to 42.1 billion.
• Passengers: 19.6% increase to 31.9 million.
• Revenue from Operations: 24.3% increase to INR 221,519 million.
• EBITDAR improved to INR 69,482 million with a margin of 31.4%.

These achievements reflect IndiGo’s strategic efforts to enhance service quality and expand market presence efficiently.