The floor price is set at Rs 5,808 per share.
The Family has concluded five major stake sales in the airline between 2023 and May 2025. In this year, the Gangwal family offloaded over 9% of IndiGo, raising roughly over Rs 12,900 crore. The most recent sale in May saw 3.4% equity divested via a block deal for Rs 6,831 crore.
These stake sales have involved participation from global investment banks such as Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and JPMorgan.
As of June 2025, promoters and promoter groups held around 43.53% of the total share capital, of which Rakesh Gangwal owns about 4.73%. Meanwhile, family entity The Chinkerpoo Family Trust has about 3.08%.
IndiGo saw a 20% year-on-year drop in net profit in the first quarter, which fell to Rs 2,176 crore even though revenue grew by 4.7%.This profit decline mainly stemmed from higher fuel costs, currency losses, and other external pressures. On the positive side, the airline’s passenger load factor stood at 84.2% and on-time performance at 87.1%, both above industry benchmarks.Looking forward, the company remains optimistic about the growth of air travel and with our scale, network and fit for purpose fleet, we remain committed to serve the growing demand.IndiGo expects early double digit ASK rise in FY26. The company had 439 planes of which 50 are grounded and in FY26, about 50 new planes are likely to be added.
The airline further expects the international segment to be its major growth driver over the next five years. The company sees 40% of its FY30 ASK from the international segment, up from 28% in FY25F.
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