IndiGo parent’s shares drop after airline warns of more groundingsEconomy By Liam On Nov 8, 2023 Share Analysts see up to 38% increase in IndiGo; suggest tracking fees, flight limitLargest order in India: Indigo is likely to place an order for 500 aircraft todayGo First may remain grounded, but IndiGo is in no hurry to expand capacity After a solid first quarter, IndiGo’s problems could worsen in the second quarter of 2024, analysts warnIndiGo to lease 22 aircraft to overcome impact of P&W engine issues: report Adani Green targets 11 GW operational capacity by FY24: CEOAir India will restore 100% of its long-grounded fleet since Tata’s takeoverGo First lenders likely to get back Rs 1,600-1,900 cr through Thane land Global demand headwinds could weigh on Bharat Forge, analysts sayUS invests $553 million in Sri Lanka’s Adani port to curb China’s influence Share FacebookTwitterGoogle+ReddItWhatsAppPinterestEmail
