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For MakeMyTrip, the core belief you’d need as a shareholder is that its position in India’s online travel market can translate consistent booking growth into sustainably higher profits, despite a complex financial picture. The latest quarter supports the first part of that story, with higher sales and revenue, but the steep drop in net income and earnings per share puts a spotlight back on margins and cost discipline. That matters in the near term because one of the key catalysts many investors were watching was improving profitability after a year of weaker net margins and negative earnings growth. Instead, this result may prompt questions about execution risks, especially given the new management team, interest coverage concerns and the stock’s premium sales multiple. So while the news does not break the long-term thesis, it does make the path to it feel less straightforward in the short run.
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