IndiGo’s parent company, InterGlobe Aviation, announced a significant rise in net profit for the fourth quarter. The airline’s board proposed a dividend of Rupees ten per share. Revenue also increased compared to the previous year. However, the full financial year saw a dip in net profit despite revenue growth. This decline resulted from increased expenses, including fuel costs. Post navigation Bitcoin hits all-time high, breaks January record amid optimism over US legislation IndusInd Bank posts record Rs 2,329 cr Q4 loss amid deep cleanup, leadership crisis