Ixigo expects this aggressive growth to continue over the next one or two years, provided there is a normalisation on flight capacity growth and more stability on the train side. (Source: Unsplash) Show Quick Read Summary is AI Generated. Newsroom Reviewed

Travel tech platform Ixigo on Wednesday had reported a consolidated loss of Rs 3.46 crore for the September quarter. Despite this, Aloke Bajpai, the chief executive officer of Ixigo, attributes the slip in this quarter to a one-off, non-recurring ESOP or Employee Stock Option Plan settlement this quarter, amounting to Rs 26.9 crore.

In a conversation with NDTV Profit on Thursday, he assures that this a non-cash, non-recurring expense. This was triggered by certain performance milestones being met "earlier than expected," accordin

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