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Material risks this quarter

Rupee Depreciation Impacting Europe Demand

Long-haul travel, specifically Europe, remains sluggish due to steep rupee depreciation against the euro. Management is recalibrating Europe product portfolio to make packages more affordable, indicating potential margin pressure from discounting.

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FX Revenue-Sales Volume Disconnect

Forex segment revenue grew only 2% YoY despite retail sales growing 25% and education turnover growing 39%, creating a discrepancy that analysts questioned. Management attributed this to subdued corporate segment volumes and margin pressure, suggesting not all sales growth translates to revenue.

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B2C Leisure Demand Shift to Lower-Value Products

Customer preference shifted from long-haul (average price $250,000+) to short-haul destinations (₹1-1.25 lakh per person), resulting in higher passenger volumes but lower average transaction values. This mix shift could pressure overall B2C revenue and margin quality.

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Intensifying OTA Competition

An individual investor raised concerns about new digital players entering the market targeting solo travelers with competitive pricing. Management acknowledged there are no entry barriers in the industry and emphasized brand trust, execution capabilities, and technology investments as competitive moats, but did not provide specific defensive metrics.

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