Yatra Shares Jump 20% During Morning Trade

SUMMARY

Shares of online travel aggregator Yatra jumped 20% to INR 115.04 during the morning trading sessions on the BSE today

Market capitalisation of the company stood at INR 1,707.09 Cr (around $195 Mn)

The travel tech company reported a consolidated net profit of INR 16 Cr in the first quarter of FY26, up 300% from INR 4 Cr reported a year ago

Shares of online travel aggregator Yatra jumped 20% to INR 115.04 during the morning trading sessions on the BSE today.

This comes two days after the company reported its Q1 financial results.

The stock ended its day at the highest, and it has seen its best day since January 8, when it was up INR 115.30 apiece.

The stock was up 18.4% at INR 113.50 per share on the BSE, as of 09:20 AM, compared to its previous close of INR 95.87 apiece on Friday (August 8).

Market capitalisation of the company stood at INR 1,707.09 Cr (around $195 Mn).

Since the start of this year, the OTA’s shares have lost 18.9% in value, as of its last close.

The travel tech company reported a consolidated net profit of INR 16 Cr in the first quarter of FY26, up 300% from INR 4 Cr reported a year ago. Yatra’s operating revenue zoomed 108% to INR 209.8 Cr in the quarter ended June 2025 from INR 100.8 Cr in Q1 FY25.

The company’s rise in the top line came despite adverse macroeconomic factors such as tariff wars and the Air India plane crash, which negatively impacted volumes.

Along with the steep increase in revenue, Yatra’s total expenses also grew 89.3% to INR 198.3 Cr in Q1 FY26 from INR 104.8 Cr during the same period last year.

Founded in 2006 by Dhruv Shringi, Manish Amin and Sabina Chopra, Yatra is an online travel aggregator (OTA) that lets users compare prices and book a wide range of services. It claims to be the largest corporate service provider in India. Besides, Yatra offers expense management solutions to enterprises.

Yatra CEO Shringi credited the company’s strong performance to increasing corporate travel mix and higher share of hotels and packages which combined with disciplined cost management boosted its EBITDA and resulted in PAT growth.

Earlier this year, Yatra’s chief financial officer Rohan Mittal resigned from the company to explore new opportunities, and it appointed Anuj Kumar Sethi as the company’s interim CFO.

The company’s positive results come on the sidelines of the many listed new—age tech startups such as RateGain, InfoEdge, MapmyIndia, BlackBuck and PB Fintech, that have had a positive quarter in terms of their bottomline performance.