Interglobe Aviation Share Price

Shares of InterGlobe Aviation Ltd, the operator of India's biggest airline IndiGo, surged more than 4 per cent in late morning deals after the carrier stated that it is expecting to raise ticket prices.

InterGlobe Aviation Share Price: On Wednesday, InterGlobe Aviation opened on the BSE at Rs 1,670, inching to an intra day high of Rs 1,690 and an intra day low of Rs 1,627, so far.

Interglobe Aviation reported a widening in net loss to Rs 1,147 crore in the fourth quarter ended March 2021 as against a net loss of Rs 870.81 crore in corresponding quarter last year

The fund raising plan comes at a difficult time for the airline industry as the coronavirus pandemic has resulted in a decline in passenger demand

A meeting of the board of directors is scheduled on 7 May 2021 to consider and approve raising of funds by issue of shares through qualified institutions placement, InterGlobe Aviation said

InterGlobe Aviation plans to raise the money through the sale of shares to institutional investors as the Covid-19 pandemic has severely affected its operations.

The stock hit an intra-day high of ₹1,064.95, higher by 12.62 per cent compared to Tuesday's closing.

Sensex, Nifty LIVE Market Updates: The S&P BSE Sensex index rose as much as 218.49 points to touch a new record high of 40,688.27 in the final minutes of the session, before shutting shop at a record 40,653.74, up 183.96 points - or 0.45 per cent - from the previous close. The broader NSE Nifty benchmark climbed to as high as 12,021.40 but was sti...

Shares in InterGlobe Aviation - the parent company of the IndiGo airline - rose 2.5 per cent on Friday, breaking a three-day fall which followed a spat between the promoters of the company becoming public. On the National Stock Exchange (NSE), IndiGo's share price jumped 2.55 per cent to hit Rs 1,389.00 apiece at the day's strongest point. On the B...

The IndiGo shares were set to finish lower for a third session in a row. In the past two sessions, IndiGo shares had declined 10.99 per cent on the Bombay Stock Exchange.

India's largest airline IndiGo, a rare success story in the challenging aviation industry, is caught in a messy feud between its founders. Shares in InterGlobe Aviation - the owner of IndiGo - fell as much as 19 per cent on Wednesday after one of its founders, Rakesh Gangwal, sought regulatory intervention in alleged misgovernance, targeting his lo...

The board of InterGlobe Aviation Ltd., which operates IndiGo, has received a letter dated July 8 from Mr Gangwal, informing the company that he has sought help from the Securities and Exchange Board of India, according a stock exchange filing by the carrier on Tuesday. Sebi has asked the company to respond to the letter by July 19, with which IndiG...

InterGlobe shares hit their lowest since March and were on course for their worst day since January 2016.

Interglobe said it expected a 30% rise in available seat kilometres in the fiscal year 2020, a measure of the airline's passenger carrying capacity

IndiGo, SpiceJet and GoAir have been rushing to fill the vacuum left by the collapse of Jet Airways, once India's largest carrier, and gain control of its valuable slots.

Shares of InterGlobe Aviation Ltd, the operator of India's biggest airline IndiGo, surged more than 4 per cent in late morning deals after the carrier stated that it is expecting to raise ticket prices.

InterGlobe Aviation Share Price: On Wednesday, InterGlobe Aviation opened on the BSE at Rs 1,670, inching to an intra day high of Rs 1,690 and an intra day low of Rs 1,627, so far.

Interglobe Aviation reported a widening in net loss to Rs 1,147 crore in the fourth quarter ended March 2021 as against a net loss of Rs 870.81 crore in corresponding quarter last year

The fund raising plan comes at a difficult time for the airline industry as the coronavirus pandemic has resulted in a decline in passenger demand

A meeting of the board of directors is scheduled on 7 May 2021 to consider and approve raising of funds by issue of shares through qualified institutions placement, InterGlobe Aviation said

InterGlobe Aviation plans to raise the money through the sale of shares to institutional investors as the Covid-19 pandemic has severely affected its operations.

The stock hit an intra-day high of ₹1,064.95, higher by 12.62 per cent compared to Tuesday's closing.

Sensex, Nifty LIVE Market Updates: The S&P BSE Sensex index rose as much as 218.49 points to touch a new record high of 40,688.27 in the final minutes of the session, before shutting shop at a record 40,653.74, up 183.96 points - or 0.45 per cent - from the previous close. The broader NSE Nifty benchmark climbed to as high as 12,021.40 but was sti...

Shares in InterGlobe Aviation - the parent company of the IndiGo airline - rose 2.5 per cent on Friday, breaking a three-day fall which followed a spat between the promoters of the company becoming public. On the National Stock Exchange (NSE), IndiGo's share price jumped 2.55 per cent to hit Rs 1,389.00 apiece at the day's strongest point. On the B...

The IndiGo shares were set to finish lower for a third session in a row. In the past two sessions, IndiGo shares had declined 10.99 per cent on the Bombay Stock Exchange.

India's largest airline IndiGo, a rare success story in the challenging aviation industry, is caught in a messy feud between its founders. Shares in InterGlobe Aviation - the owner of IndiGo - fell as much as 19 per cent on Wednesday after one of its founders, Rakesh Gangwal, sought regulatory intervention in alleged misgovernance, targeting his lo...

The board of InterGlobe Aviation Ltd., which operates IndiGo, has received a letter dated July 8 from Mr Gangwal, informing the company that he has sought help from the Securities and Exchange Board of India, according a stock exchange filing by the carrier on Tuesday. Sebi has asked the company to respond to the letter by July 19, with which IndiG...

InterGlobe shares hit their lowest since March and were on course for their worst day since January 2016.

Interglobe said it expected a 30% rise in available seat kilometres in the fiscal year 2020, a measure of the airline's passenger carrying capacity

IndiGo, SpiceJet and GoAir have been rushing to fill the vacuum left by the collapse of Jet Airways, once India's largest carrier, and gain control of its valuable slots.