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February 08, 2025

The fall in the rupee against the dollar has had a negligible impact on demand as customers are still lining up to book holidays to travel abroad. Mahesh Iyer, MD & CEO, Thomas Cook, talks to Swaraj Baggonkar about the business outlook for Q4 and gains from the ongoing Kumbh Mela.

- Swaraj Baggonkar

The fall in the rupee against the dollar has had a negligible impact on demand as customers are still lining up to book holidays to travel abroad. Mahesh Iyer, MD & CEO, Thomas Cook, talks to Swaraj Baggonkar about the business outlook for Q4 and gains from the ongoing Kumbh Mela.

What led to the 40% drop in net profit in the December quarter?

Our income from operations has grown by 7% year-on-year. In Q3FY24, there was a large business that had flowed in of ₹93 crore comprising G20, Khelo India and National Games. There was no such business in Q3FY25. The bottom line impact of ₹93 crore in Q3FY24 was ₹6 crore. The other factor is the volatility in currency.

What were the other factors?

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