IndiGo Shares Gain Over 2%; Higher Add-On Charges in Focus

., the operator of IndiGo, gained more than 2%, emerging among the notable Nifty 50 and Sensex gainers. The stock traded around ₹4,953, up approximately ₹108 or 2.23%. However, it remains down about 5.1% over the past month and 3.1% year-to-date. Key Trigger: Higher Service Charges IndiGo has increased fees across several ancillary services ahead of the festive and holiday travel period: 👶 Infant fare: ₹3,000 vs. ~₹2,000 earlier 🧒 Unaccompanied child – Domestic: ₹5,999 vs. ~₹5,000 🌍 Unaccompanied child – International: ₹12,999 🧳 Excess baggage: ₹800/kg vs. ₹700/kg ⚡ Priority services: Charges increased by ₹200 🛫 Fast Forward service: ₹650 vs. ₹500 📄 Travel certificate: ₹300 Market View The revised ancillary charges could support additional non-fare revenue, while the stock's recent correction keeps investor focus on earnings growth, passenger demand and operating margins. Disclaimer: Investment in securities markets is subject to market risks. Please read all related documents carefully before investing.