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Company Information

  • Date: October 30, 2024

  • Subject: Transcript of earnings call for quarter and half year ended September 30, 2024

  • Sent to: National Stock Exchange of India Limited and BSE Limited

  • Prepared by: Neerja Sharma, Company Secretary and Chief Compliance Officer, InterGlobe Aviation Limited

    • Contact: corporate@goindigo.in

    • Registered Office: Upper Ground Floor, Thapar House, Janpath, New Delhi – 110 001, India


Conference Call Overview

  • Event: IndiGo Second Quarter Fiscal Year 2025 Financial Results Conference Call

  • Date of Call: October 25, 2024

  • Participants:

    • Pieter Elbers – Chief Executive Officer

    • Gaurav Negi – Chief Financial Officer

    • Richa Chhabra – Director, Investor Relations


Key Highlights from Earnings Call

Financial Performance

  • Total Income: 178 billion rupees (up 14.6% YoY)

  • Net Loss: 10 billion rupees (compared to a profit of 1.9 billion last year)

  • Capacity Growth: Approximately 8% amid operational challenges due to aircraft groundings.

  • Factors Affecting Performance:

    • Seasonal trends affecting demand

    • Increase in fuel costs

    • Competitive intensity in both domestic and international markets

Strategic Initiatives

  • New Offerings:

    • Launch of IndiGo Business Class on key routes starting in three weeks.

    • Introduction of a customer loyalty program named BluChip, allowing for the accumulation of points on flights.

  • Digital Enhancements: Revamped website and mobile app for better user experience, including direct hotel bookings.

  • Partnerships:

    • Collaboration with Amadeus for enhanced distribution strategy.

    • New initiatives in pilot training through partnerships with aviation academies.

Infrastructure and Operations

  • Current Challenges:

    • Peak groundings in mid-seventies now moderating.

    • Major system outage on October 5 due to Navitaire update, were managed effectively with minimal disruptions.

    • Increased focus on operational improvements in response to past weather-related disruptions.

  • Investment Plans: Continuing growth in capacity, with expectations of adding new international destinations and enhancing customer experience.

Financial Measures and Future Outlook

  • Quarterly Performance Metrics:

    • Passenger unit revenue (PRASK): 3.76 rupees (up 2% YoY)

    • CASK ex fuel ex forex: 2.90 rupees (23% increase YoY due to various cost factors)

  • Future Projections:

    • Expected passenger unit revenue moderation projected for the upcoming third quarter.

    • Continuation of investments in growth, people, and infrastructure without sacrificing customer promises.

  • Long-term Vision: Commitment to becoming the leading carrier by 2030 focusing on domestic and international growth, customer loyalty, and operational efficiency.


Closing Remarks

  • Pieter Elbers emphasized the challenges faced during the quarter were temporary and that IndiGo is committed to adapting to market conditions while maintaining strong customer service.

  • Next Steps: The company remains focused on executing long-term strategies and building customer loyalty through introduced initiatives and operational enhancements.

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4259e7ce-076e-4ced-88be-65a816a4500b

Company Information

  • Date: October 30, 2024

  • Subject: Transcript of earnings call for quarter and half year ended September 30, 2024

  • Sent to: National Stock Exchange of India Limited and BSE Limited

  • Prepared by: Neerja Sharma, Company Secretary and Chief Compliance Officer, InterGlobe Aviation Limited

    • Contact: corporate@goindigo.in

    • Registered Office: Upper Ground Floor, Thapar House, Janpath, New Delhi – 110 001, India


Conference Call Overview

  • Event: IndiGo Second Quarter Fiscal Year 2025 Financial Results Conference Call

  • Date of Call: October 25, 2024

  • Participants:

    • Pieter Elbers – Chief Executive Officer

    • Gaurav Negi – Chief Financial Officer

    • Richa Chhabra – Director, Investor Relations


Key Highlights from Earnings Call

Financial Performance

  • Total Income: 178 billion rupees (up 14.6% YoY)

  • Net Loss: 10 billion rupees (compared to a profit of 1.9 billion last year)

  • Capacity Growth: Approximately 8% amid operational challenges due to aircraft groundings.

  • Factors Affecting Performance:

    • Seasonal trends affecting demand

    • Increase in fuel costs

    • Competitive intensity in both domestic and international markets

Strategic Initiatives

  • New Offerings:

    • Launch of IndiGo Business Class on key routes starting in three weeks.

    • Introduction of a customer loyalty program named BluChip, allowing for the accumulation of points on flights.

  • Digital Enhancements: Revamped website and mobile app for better user experience, including direct hotel bookings.

  • Partnerships:

    • Collaboration with Amadeus for enhanced distribution strategy.

    • New initiatives in pilot training through partnerships with aviation academies.

Infrastructure and Operations

  • Current Challenges:

    • Peak groundings in mid-seventies now moderating.

    • Major system outage on October 5 due to Navitaire update, were managed effectively with minimal disruptions.

    • Increased focus on operational improvements in response to past weather-related disruptions.

  • Investment Plans: Continuing growth in capacity, with expectations of adding new international destinations and enhancing customer experience.

Financial Measures and Future Outlook

  • Quarterly Performance Metrics:

    • Passenger unit revenue (PRASK): 3.76 rupees (up 2% YoY)

    • CASK ex fuel ex forex: 2.90 rupees (23% increase YoY due to various cost factors)

  • Future Projections:

    • Expected passenger unit revenue moderation projected for the upcoming third quarter.

    • Continuation of investments in growth, people, and infrastructure without sacrificing customer promises.

  • Long-term Vision: Commitment to becoming the leading carrier by 2030 focusing on domestic and international growth, customer loyalty, and operational efficiency.


Closing Remarks

  • Pieter Elbers emphasized the challenges faced during the quarter were temporary and that IndiGo is committed to adapting to market conditions while maintaining strong customer service.

  • Next Steps: The company remains focused on executing long-term strategies and building customer loyalty through introduced initiatives and operational enhancements.

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