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IRCTC delivered a stable and profitable Q2FY26 with profit after tax rising 11% YoY to INR 341cr and strong EBITDA margin improvement to 34.3%. Growth was broad-based, led by Internet Ticketing (INR 386cr revenue, 85% EBITDA margin), robust Catering (INR 520cr, 13% margin) and buoyant Tourism (INR 150cr, 7% margin). Rail Neer volumes remained steady and capacity expansion is underway. Management highlighted disciplined cost control and margin sustainability driving recurrent improvements. Strategic priorities include building a unified travel portal leveraging AI/ML, expanding payment aggregator...
Revenue from operations rose by 3.8% to INR 1,160cr, driven by strong contributions from Internet Ticketing, Tourism, and Rail Neer segments. EBITDA stood at INR 397cr, up 6% YoY, with an improved EBITDA margin of 34.3%, reflecting enhanced operational efficiency and cost optimization. Internet Ticketing grew by 9% with an 84% EBITDA margin. Tourism posted a 21% revenue growth despite geopolitical challenges. IRCTC delivered a stable and profitable performance with a PAT of INR 330.5cr, marking a 7.4% YoY growth. Rail Neer revenue remained flat due to reduced sales of 500ml bottles and temporary...
The Chennai park, slated to begin operations by December 2025, is expected to drive substantial footfall growth in the long term. However, due to its soft launch, it is not projected to have a material impact in FY26, with meaningful contribu-...
IRCTC reported subdued performance with revenue growing 4% QoQ and 10% YoY, primarily due to seasonal softness in the catering segment (-5% QoQ) and a flat performance in Rail Neer. Operating margin contracted by 350bps, driven largely by a 230bps decline in internet ticketing margins. However, management remains optimistic about the growth prospects from premium trains like Bharat Gaurav, Maharaja Express, and Tejas Express, as well as expanding non-railway revenue (28% share) and tourism momentum, particularly from religious travel and additional rakes. Furthermore, the RBI approval for a payment aggregator...
