Travel Support Services company Thomas Cook (India) announced Q1FY26 results Consolidated Total Income from Operations grew by 15% YoY to Rs 24,530 million from Rs 21,343 million and on a sequential basis grew by 21% Travel Services EBIT grew by 25% YoY to Rs 811 million from Rs 649 million despite geopolitical challenges. Growth attributed to strong early booking pipeline and turnaround of India and International DMS Companies Leisure Hospitality EBIT grew by 25% YoY to Rs 409 million from Rs 328 million; on a sequential quarter basis grew by 74%; Network grew from 50 to 62 resorts in Q1FY26 with no of rooms to 3285 vs Q1FY25; ARR sustained at Rs 7,162 despite the large influx of new inventory Digital Imaging Solutions (DEI) EBIT grew by 61% YoY to Rs 106 million from Rs 66 million on the back of improved operational efficiencies Forex EBIT stood at Rs 374 million, lower than the comparable quarter due to geopolitical challenges resulting in sluggish demand and reduced student traffic. CRISIL upgraded Thomas Cook India Group’s ratings to CRISIL AA/Stable/CRISIL A1+. The highest rating for a travel & tourism company in India Cash & Bank balances as of 30th June 2025 increased to Rs 22,481 million from Rs 20,739 million as of 31st March 2025 Commenting on the results, Mahesh Iyer - Managing Director & CEO Thomas Cook (India) said, “Despite the recent geopolitical events this quarter, that disrupted the travel ecosystem both in India and globally, I am happy to announce that the Thomas Cook India Group reported a PBT growth of 18% for Q1FY26 at Rs 1,284 million, excluding the effect of a one-time expense. Total Income from Operations grew by 15% YoY and 21% on a sequential basis. This was driven by strong performances across Travel Services, Hospitality (Sterling Holidays), our DMS companies and DEI. CRISIL’s recent upgraded rating to CRISIL AA/Stable/CRISIL A1+, the highest in India’s travel and tourism sector, is a reaffirmation of the Group’s leadership. Looking ahead, the Group continues to stay focused on technology and improved customer experience. Given the unpredictable external environment, and its potential impact on travel sentiment, we remain cautiously optimistic as we move into the festive season ahead.” Result PDF
Travel Support Services company Thomas Cook (India) announced Q4FY25 & FY25 results Q4FY25 Financial Highlights: Operating PBT for Q4FY25 grew 51% to Rs 917 million from Rs 608 million Total Income from operations stood at Rs 19,688 million for Q4FY25 compared to Rs 20,610 million FY25 Financial Highlights: Thomas Cook India reports highest ever consolidated PBT of Rs 3,784 million in FY25 Total Income from Operations grew 12% y-o-y to Rs82,815 million Operating PBT for FY25 grew 15% to Rs 3,821 million from Rs 3,337 million Standalone Operating PBT for FY25 grew 20% to Rs 1,650 million from Rs 1,377 million Travel Services EBIT grew by 29% in FY25 aided by a strong turnaround of Global DMS Companies; Forex grew by 21% Cash & Bank balances as of 31st March 2025 were at Rs 20,739 million. Commenting on the results, Madhavan Menon - Executive Chairman, Thomas Cook (India) said “Thomas Cook India has delivered another robust performance to wrap up FY25, reporting its highest ever consolidated PBT of Rs 3,784 million. PBT grew an impressive 46% in Q4FY25 and 10% for the FY25. The FY25 results were driven by strong all-round delivery - with Travel Services EBIT growing by 29% aided by a strong turnaround of Global DMS Companies; Forex growing by 21%." Mahesh Iyer - Managing Director & CEO Thomas Cook (India) added, “I am proud of the strong all-round performance of the teams across businesses & geographies for FY25. Our focus will remain on enhancing customer experience, digital transformation and cost optimisation. Looking ahead, we remain cautiously optimistic - given recent geopolitical events and the potential effects of global trade wars, etc.” Result PDF