MakeMyTrip Swings To Profit In Q2; Gross Bookings Jump 21%
MakeMyTrip Limited (MMYT) reported a Q2 profit of $1.8M, up from a $5.7M loss last year. Revenue rose 11.2% to $235.2M, while gross bookings increased 20.9% to $2.72B. Adjusted net profit before tax and adjusted EBIT also improved. The company's AI travel assistant, Myra, handled over 90,000 daily conversations and assisted with over 3,000 bookings per day. Shares rose about 1% in premarket trading.
How this was made
The 30-second read
Why it matters
Earnings beat and booking growth could attract short‑term buying, but investors should watch guidance and margin trends.
Market read
First earnings release for FY2027 shows a profit swing, likely prompting modest price action and sector attention.
What to watch
Potential headwinds from inflation‑driven travel cost pressures and competition from global OTAs could temper growth.
Background
MakeMyTrip is a Nasdaq‑listed Indian online travel agency that has struggled with losses; this quarter marks a turnaround.
Ticker impact
MakeMyTrip reported Q2 profit of $1.8M, revenue $235.2M and 21% YoY bookings growth, a first earnings disclosure for FY2027.
likely modest upside as market prices in the profit swing and booking growth
Profit turnaround and strong booking growth support a bullish bias, but the absolute profit size is small and the move so far is limited to ~1% pre‑market.
Market effects
Travel‑tech sector may see renewed interest as an Indian online travel platform shows profitability and booking momentum.
Indian consumer travel demand appears robust, supporting broader Indian tech equities.
Limited; primarily relevant to investors in emerging‑market travel platforms.
Counterpoint
Profit is modest and may not justify a higher valuation; the 1% price move could be a short‑term rally.
Key entities
- companyMakeMyTrip Limited
Nasdaq‑listed Indian online travel platform (ticker MMYT).
- personRajesh Magow
CEO of MakeMyTrip, quoted on AI‑driven travel assistant.




