₹61.3 cr net profit and a 6% jump in shares to ₹145.98 close the book on a turnaround that stunned market watchers. — According to the company’s BSE filing, the figure eclipses the ₹3.2 cr loss recorded a year ago, marking a dramatic swing.
Revenue from operations surged 12.9% YoY to ₹321 cr, edging higher from ₹284.2 cr in the same quarter last year. The lift is driven by a 16% rise in train revenue to ₹149.14 cr and a 24% rise in bus revenue to ₹81.04 cr, offset by a 7% dip in flight revenue to ₹82.66 cr.
EBITDA flipped from a ₹3.7 cr loss to a ₹18.1 cr gain, signalling better cost control. The jump is largely attributed to the ₹40.66 cr exceptional gain from the Freshbus stake write‑down, which also eliminated the associate status in August 2026.
First‑half FY27 figures show revenue at ₹677.71 cr versus ₹600.28 cr last year, while consolidated net profit leapt to ₹97.66 cr from ₹15.48 cr. The pace of profit growth outstrips the 8% sector average for online travel platforms.
Looking ahead, Le Travenues has not issued new guidance but its cash‑flow statements suggest liquidity will support ongoing expansion. With the stock down 39% in 2026 and 56% over the last 12 months, investors will watch for any sign of sustained upside as the company scales its platform.