INDIGO STOCK IN FOCUS AFTER ASSURING DGCA COMPLIANCE ON PILOT DUTY NORMS

Against the backdrop of 2,500 flight cancellations in Dec25,

stock is back in the news after it has informed the DGCA that all necessary operational, rostering, and monitoring arrangements are being put in place to ensure compliance with approved FDTL scheme with effect from February 11, 2026. Due to this, the airline's domestic market share fell to 59.6% in Dec25 from 63.6% in Nov25. The carrier currently operates about 2,200 flights a day. In the first week of Dec25, the company's stock price had crashed more than 20% due to the operational issues. Currently investors have shown buying interest in the stock as the share price has surged over 20% in the last two weeks. Since operations have normalized, the airline is expected to gain back it's market share in the coming months.