The markets declined on monthly expiry day. IndiGo's Gangwal family sold a stake. Reliance Industries will hold its AGM. ICICI Bank's compl...

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India's top airline IndiGo's CEO has announced that the company will be undertaking a whole range of mitigating measures to deal with the s...

InterGlobe Aviation, which owns the country's top airline IndiGo, on Friday said it has received the final arbitral award in the proceeding...

IndiGo reported a consolidated net loss of Rs 870.81 crore in the March quarter from a profit of Rs 596 crore a year ago and also reported ...

Gangwal has complained to Sebi against certain statements made by the chairman and CEO of the airline company Rahul Bhatia.

“I am pleased to tell you that issues have now been satisfactorily sorted out," Ronojoy Dutta told employees in a mail

Consensus on ‘related party transaction’ policy is sentiment-positive.

Issues weren't as serious as co-promoter Gangwal made them out to be, InterGlobe management said.

In the letter to the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), Gangwal mentioned multiple issues, including various related party tran...

This is the first time that IndiGo has officially clarified on the matter that has led to rift between its two promoters - Rahul Bhatia and...

Gangwal and his affiliates hold around 37 per cent stake in InterGlobe Aviation, while Bhatia's group owns nearly 38 per cent shareholding.

In a letter to chairman, Gangwal also alleged that the chairman is siding with IGE.

he annual shareholders' meet also comes at a time when IndiGo promoters are locked in a bitter battle.

Top executives of SkyTeam, world's second largest airline alliance, and Oneworld eye India presence as sector flourishes.