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IndiGo shares in focus as ATF prices rise 10% as fuel retailers launch 3-year price stabilisation scheme
IndiGo shares are in focus after state-run fuel retailers raised aviation turbine fuel prices by around 10% while introducing a three-year price stabilisation scheme. Airlines can lock in Rs 115 per litre under the plan, but operating costs may rise amid already weak demand and geopolitical disruptions affecting travel.
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newsbytesapp.com
IndiGo shares surge 4% on FY30 growth plans
IndiGo's share price rose over 4% on June 9 as brokerages upheld a positive outlook, citing confidence in the airline's long-term growth strategy despite industry challenges.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
ATF prices rise about 10% as oil companies roll out fixed pricing
Aviation fuel prices have increased by about 10 percent. State-owned fuel retailers have introduced a price stabilization scheme. Domestic airlines can now get a fixed fuel rate…
