Thomas Cook India reports consolidated PBT of INR 3.7 Mn in FY25
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As of March 31, 2025, Thomas Cook’s cash and bank balances stood at INR 20,739. The board recommended a dividend of Re. 0.45 per Re. 1 share.
Thomas Cook India has reported a consolidated profit before tax (PBT) of INR 3,784 million for the FY25. The company’s total income from operations grew by 12% YoY, reaching INR 82,815 million. Operating PBT for FY25 rose 15% to INR 3,821 million from INR 3,337 million in FY24.
Notably, Q4 FY25, typically an investment quarter, remained profitable for the second consecutive year as PBT grew by 51% to INR 917 million from INR 608 million. The standalone operating PBT for FY25 grew 20% to INR 1,650 million from INR 1,377 million. The company’s Travel Services EBIT reported a growth of 29% in FY25 aided by a strong turnaround of Global DMS Companies, its Forex also grew by 21%.
As of March 31, 2025, Thomas Cook’s cash and bank balances stood at INR 20,739. The board recommended a dividend of Re. 0.45 per Re. 1 share.
Commenting on the results, Madhavan Menon - Executive Chairman, Thomas Cook (India) Limited said “Thomas Cook India has delivered another robust performance to wrap up FY25, reporting its highest ever consolidated PBT of Rs. 3,784 Mn. PBT grew an impressive 46% in Q4 FY25 and 10% for the FY25.
The FY25 results were driven by strong all-round delivery - with Travel Services EBIT growing by 29% aided by a strong turnaround of Global DMS Companies; Forex growing by 21%.”
Mahesh Iyer - Managing Director & CEO Thomas Cook (India) Limited added, “I am proud of the strong all-round performance of the teams across businesses & geographies for FY25. Our focus will remain on enhancing customer experience, digital transformation and cost optimisation. Looking ahead, we remain cautiously optimistic - given recent geopolitical events and the potential effects of global trade wars, etc.”