GMR Airports lifts quarterly profit after tax 86% in September quarter
GMR Airports reported profit after tax of 65.38 crore rupees for the September quarter, up 86% on higher revenue, according to a regulatory filing.
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what happened
GMR Airports reported in a regulatory filing that its profit after tax for the three months ended September rose 86% to 65.38 crore rupees. A year earlier the figure was 35.06 crore rupees. Total income climbed to 4,188.49 crore rupees from 3,754.38 crore rupees. The information is reported by Moody's.
At the same time, the company posted a total comprehensive loss of 80.75 crore rupees, against total comprehensive income of 14.30 crore rupees a year earlier. Both figures refer to income attributable to the company's owners. Its airports, including those in Delhi and Hyderabad, handled 28 million passengers in the September quarter. The company also appointed Sanjeev Gupta as an additional director and deputy CEO effective October 29.
why it matters
Higher profit alongside rising revenue and passenger traffic points to stronger operating momentum, but the negative comprehensive result tempers the picture. Investors typically weigh both measures together.
market impact
GMR Airports shares: profit and revenue growth supports the stock, while the comprehensive loss weighs on it.
- GMR Airports shares mixed — profit and revenue growth offset by a comprehensive loss for the quarter
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- GMR Airports Q2 profit after tax jumps 86% to ₹65 crore — Moody's, 29 October 2026 at 04:51 UTC
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