Thomas Cook (India) Limited

Geopolitical disruptions in the GCC region significantly impacted Thomas Cook India's Q1 FY27 performance, leading to a 12% decline in consolidated revenue to ₹21,530 million and a 21% drop in profit before tax. However, the company demonstrated resilience with strong growth in its Financial Services and Leisure Hospitality segments, alongside steady corporate travel demand. Despite these challenges, Thomas Cook India maintains a robust cash position of ₹26,488 million and reported a 5.7% increase in standalone net profit, driven in part by a transition to the New Tax Regime. Looking ahead, the company is progressing with a strategic demerger of its Sterling Holiday Resorts business and observing rising demand for both domestic and international travel during festive periods.