BSE:539448 2 December 2025 - 21 December 2025

InterGlobe Aviation Ltd — the company behind India’s largest airline brand IndiGo — has spent most of December 2025 in the kind of spotlight listed companies hate: not for a new route, record traffic, or a bumper quarter, but for a very public operational breakdown that pulled regulators, politicians, and now antitrust scrutiny into the story. As of Sunday, December 21, 2025, InterGlobe Aviation’s latest available close is ₹5,153.50, leaving the stock below its recent 52‑week high and reflecting a month where “execution risk” stopped being an abstract phrase and became a headline. Moneycontrol+1

InterGlobe Aviation Ltd is trying to steady itself after a turbulent first half of December that rattled investors, regulators, and passengers alike. On Tuesday, 16 December 2025, the stock is trading around the ₹4,980–₹4,990 zone in early deals, marginally higher on the day, as the market weighs stabilising operations against a heavier regulatory spotlight and rising cost pressures. mint+1 What makes this moment especially important for the INDIGO share price: the airline has already cut near-term guidance after mass cancellations, faces DGCA monitoring and capacity curbs, and is absorbing customer compensation costs—while several brokerages still argue the longer-term structural demand story for Indian aviation remains intact.

InterGlobe Aviation Ltd is back in the spotlight on 15 December 2025, with investors trying to price two stories at once: a powerful long-term growth runway in Indian aviation — and a very real near-term operational and regulatory storm around IndiGo. As of 12:19 pm IST on 15 December, InterGlobe Aviation was quoted around ₹4,960.50, up about 2.06% on the day, after a bruising stretch of volatility earlier this month. The day’s trading range was roughly ₹4,864.50–₹5,014.00, while the 52-week range sits near ₹3,945.00–₹6,232.50. Moneycontrol

New Delhi — December 13, 2025: InterGlobe Aviation Ltd — the listed parent of IndiGo — is ending the week in the middle of a rare, multi-front storm: a large customer-compensation bill after mass cancellations, intensified regulatory scrutiny from India’s aviation watchdog, a fresh tax-and-legal tussle over aircraft parts, and a market narrative shifting toward what Sensex inclusion might do for the battered stock. With Indian markets closed today, the latest available traded price is Friday’s close: InterGlobe Aviation ended ₹4,860.85, up modestly on the day, with a 52-week range of ₹3,946–₹6,225. Moneycontrol

Ticker: NSE: INDIGO | BSE: 539448 – Data as of intraday trade on 8 December 2025 InterGlobe Aviation Ltd, the parent of IndiGo, is under intense pressure in the market on Monday, 8 December 2025, as investors weigh the fallout of the airline’s biggest operational crisis to date.

On 2 December 2025, InterGlobe Aviation sits right at the intersection of regulatory risk, safety headlines, and index upgrades. At the same time, the day’s trading is happening against a weaker backdrop for Indian equities; the Sensex and Nifty were both down over 300 points and below 26,100 respectively in morning trade. The Economic Times