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Indigo Share Price: Due to the Indigo crisis, there has been a huge fall in the shares of InterGlobe Aviation, but Jefferies, UBS and Goldman Sachs have advised it to buy. The brokerage firm has said that the new rules of FDTL have affected the company’s air services and the problems in airline service may be resolved by mid-December. You can quickly check what is the target price for this.
Indigo Stock News: Amidst the IndiGo crisis, there is a huge fall in the shares of IndiGo’s parent company InterGlobe Aviation. On December 8, a decline of about 9 percent was seen in the company’s shares. The company’s shares slipped 8.32 percent and closed at Rs 4923.50. In the last one week, the company’s shares have fallen by 14.92 percent and in one month a decline of 11.74 percent and 10.12 percent in 6 months was seen. The company had made its 52 week high level on September 18, 2025. The shares of the company had touched the level of Rs 6225 on this day.
Despite the huge fall in the company’s shares, Jefferies has advised to buy this stock. Jefferies has given the target price for this share as Rs 7025. That means the company’s shares can rise up to 31 percent. According to the report of Moneycontrol, the brokerage firm has said that the new rules of FDTL have affected the company’s air services and the problems in airline service may be resolved by mid-December. Foreign brokerage firm UBS has also advised to buy InterGlobe Aviation stock.
BofA Securities told target price
Not only this, BofA Securities has also advised to buy the stocks of this company and has kept the target price of Rs 6,600, but due to the cancellation, the third quarter profit estimate has been reduced by 9 percent. According to CNBC report, the brokerage says that due to cancellation of flights, capacity has decreased, fixed expenses and troublesome expenses have increased, due to which the cost of a flight is increasing. Also, with the introduction of new strict rules for the duty of pilots from 2026, the need for pilots will increase and the labor cost may go up by about 10 percent. For this reason, the profit estimate from 2026 to 2028 has been reduced by 7 percent, due to which the target price has been reduced slightly, but is still kept at Rs 6,600 only.
Goldman Sachs also gave Buy rating
Goldman Sachs has also advised to buy on Indigo and has set a target of Rs 5,700, the reason being that the company has the strongest dominance in the market and its expenses are the lowest. The brokerage says that the impact of the increase in expenses for pilots in 2027 and the new rules is not completely clear yet, this matter is still ongoing. In such a situation, what steps the company takes after facing the problem of flight cancellation will be closely watched.
Goldman Sachs says that IndiGo still has the clearest plan to add new aircraft and the company is getting a big benefit from the interest of traveling by the rapidly growing middle class in India. Earlier he had kept a target of Rs 6,000, but now after reducing the profit estimates slightly, he has increased the target price to Rs 5,700. The brokerage said that until it is clear whether the government or the regulator will take any strict action on IndiGo, it is common for the stock to keep going up and down. Apart from this, JM Financial has advised to sell this stock.
