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New Delhi: The shares of IndiGo’s parent company Interglobe Aviation jumped on December 18, 2025, Thursday, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Pieter Elbers said the airline's focus now is on three things -- resilience, root-cause analysis, and rebuilding. The stock increased over 2 per cent to trade at Rs 5,125 apiece at the time of writing this article.
Initiating a Buy rating on InterGlobe Aviation, brokerage firm Elara Capital maintained a target price of Rs 6,020, indicating around 15 percent upside. Over the past week, the IndiGo stock has increased approximately 6.25 per cent. While it has lost approximately 11.15 per cent over the past three months, it appreciated approximately 16.39% over the past year.
Elbers addressed the video message to employees and said that the focus of the airline is now on rebuilding the airline post-stabilisation of operations. He further informed the company’s Board has appointed an external aviation expert to conduct a comprehensive root-cause analysis.
"On December 9, I shared the stabilization of IndiGo's operation. After that, we restored our network to 2,200 flights today (Thursday). Now we focus on three things: resilience, root cause analysis and rebuilding (the airline)," Elbers said.
IndiGo faced a huge problem due to lack of proper planning and crew shortages in implementing the new regulations on pilots' duty periods and rest, which led to cancellations of flights between December 1 and December 9.
A DGCA panel has initiated a probe into the operational disruptions at IndiGo. In order to smoothen the process, the government has already slashed IndiGo’s current winter schedule by 10 per cent following large-scale flight cancellations earlier this month.
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