IndiGo Q2 net loss widens 2.6x to Rs 2,582 crore after large foreign‑exchange hit

IndiGo reported a fiscal Q2 net loss of Rs 2,582 crore — 2.6 times the year‑ago figure — after a surge in foreign‑exchange losses and higher operating expenses offset a 9% rise in revenue. Management identified a large FX charge as the principal drag on profitability.

Discovered 2025-11-04T03:11:33.296540-08:00 | 2025-11-04T03:11:33.296540-08:00

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What Hype is tracking

  • The carrier reported a Q2 net loss of Rs 2,582 crore (2.6x wider) despite revenue growth of 9%, wiping out recent fiscal momentum after it posted nearly $1B profit in FY25.
  • The result underscores Indian airlines' exposure to currency swings, fuel and hedging limitations and other cost pressures documented in coverage of the sector's structural competitiveness challenges (see commentary on airlines' competitiveness gaps).
  • The profit hit arrives as IndiGo is pushing capacity higher while some rivals pause or trim services, a dynamic that will affect fleet, network and leasing decisions going into the winter schedule (context: IndiGo expands while competitors trim).

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