MakeMyTrip swings to Q2 profit, bus revenue jumps 16% amid woes
MakeMyTrip reported a Q2 net profit of $1.8M, reversing from a $5.7M loss last year. Revenue rose 2.5% to $235.2M, with bus ticketing revenue up 17%. The company cited subdued outbound travel demand and INR depreciation as growth challenges. Gross bookings increased to $2.7B. The India entity filed for an IPO. AI assistant Myra saw increased usage and higher conversion rates.
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The 30-second read
Why it matters
The key tradable takeaway is a reversal to quarterly profit alongside a clear bus-ticketing acceleration, while management also flags ongoing international outbound weakness and INR depreciation as continuing headwinds.
Market read
Traders can reassess near-term fundamentals based on the profit reversal and bus segment outperformance, while monitoring FX and international demand risks.
What to watch
Bus revenue growth is strong, but the article shows hotels/packages revenue declined 1% and air ticketing revenue fell 7%, so overall diversification benefits may be uneven.
Background
MakeMyTrip (MMYT) reported Q2 FY27 results for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, including segment performance and AI assistant Myra usage metrics.
Ticker impact
MakeMyTrip reported Q2 FY27 net profit of $1.8M versus a $5.7M loss, with bus ticketing revenue up 17% YoY and gross bookings rising to $2.7B.
Likely upward bias as traders price in operating leverage from bus ticketing growth, partially offset by FX and weaker outbound international demand.
The article provides a clear earnings turnaround (loss to profit) plus a specific segment driver (bus revenue +17%, tickets +25%) while also citing headwinds (subdued outbound demand, INR depreciation ~10% YoY).
Market effects
Highlights demand resilience in domestic ground travel versus weaker international outbound, which can influence sentiment toward online travel platforms’ segment mix and FX sensitivity.
Emphasizes India travel demand dynamics and INR/USD depreciation effects on reported USD results.
FX-driven translation effects and travel demand shifts can affect cross-border investors’ risk perception for India-focused travel tech names.
Counterpoint
The profit turnaround may be partly accounting/FX related, since the company explicitly attributes reported revenue and growth impacts to INR depreciation and notes international demand remains subdued.
Key entities
- companyMakeMyTrip
Nasdaq-listed travel platform reporting Q2 FY27 profit turnaround, segment revenue changes, and AI assistant Myra engagement metrics.
- companyMakeMyTrip India Limited
India entity that filed a confidential draft red herring prospectus with SEBI for a potential IPO.
- regulatorSEBI
Indian market regulator referenced for the confidential draft red herring prospectus filing.
- productMyra (AI assistant)
MakeMyTrip’s AI assistant used for trip planning and post-booking queries, with reported engagement and booking conversion metrics.




