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Stock Analysis · MakeMyTrip Limited (MMYT)

Overview

MakeMyTrip Limited (NASDAQ: MMYT) is an online travel company focused primarily on the Indian travel market. Through its websites and mobile apps, it helps customers search, compare, and book travel products such as flights, hotels, holiday packages, and ground transportation. The company generally operates as an intermediary: it brings travelers and travel suppliers together and earns fees/commissions and other booking-related revenue rather than owning airlines or hotels.

In practice, the business is built around high-frequency transactions (for example, air tickets) and higher-value trips (for example, hotels and packages). Over time, improving the booking experience, building brand recognition, and encouraging repeat use (especially through mobile) are central to how online travel platforms try to grow.

Public filings commonly describe revenue in a few broad buckets rather than a simple “product price × units” model. For MakeMyTrip, the main revenue streams are typically organized around:

Air ticketing (fees/commissions and related income from flight bookings)
Hotels and packages (commissions and service fees from hotel bookings and packaged travel)
Bus and other services (ground transport, ancillary travel services, and other booking-related income)

The exact split can shift year to year with travel demand patterns and the company’s mix between flights and lodging.

Across the last several fiscal years shown, total revenue increased materially (from about $163.4M in FY2021 to about $978.3M in FY2025). Over the same period, operating income moved from negative (about -$56.6M in FY2021) to positive (about $132.8M in FY2025), illustrating the operating leverage that can appear when a scaled platform grows revenue faster than overhead.

Key Figures

Metric	Value	Industry ⓘ
Date	Feb 08, 2026
Context
Sector	Consumer Cyclical
Industry	Travel Services
Market Cap ⓘ	$5.43B
Beta ⓘ	0.62
Fundamental
P/E Ratio ⓘ	109.81	21.78
Profit Margin ⓘ	5.46%	10.37%
Revenue Growth ⓘ	10.60%	10.60%
Debt to Equity ⓘ	-593.42%	96.47%
PEG ⓘ	-0.21
Free Cash Flow ⓘ	$223.94M

At the latest snapshot, MakeMyTrip’s market capitalization is about $5.43B and the stock’s beta is 0.62 (a measure often used to describe how much the stock has moved relative to the broader market). Profit margin is about 5.46%, below the displayed industry median of 10.37%. Year-over-year revenue growth is about 10.6%, in line with the displayed industry median (10.6%). Trailing free cash flow is about $223.9M. The trailing P/E ratio is about 109.8, well above the displayed industry median of 21.8. The debt-to-equity figure is shown as negative at the latest point, which often happens when accounting equity is negative (or near zero), making the ratio less intuitive to interpret on its own.

Growth (Medium)

Online travel is structurally supported by long-term shifts such as increasing internet penetration, mobile-first purchasing, and consumers becoming more comfortable buying services digitally. In that setting, large platforms typically aim to grow by adding inventory (more hotels/rooms, routes, and partners), improving conversion (turning searches into bookings), and increasing repeat usage through loyalty features and better customer experience.

MakeMyTrip’s recent financial trajectory indicates that growth has come alongside a move toward stronger profitability and cash generation. Revenue growth has moderated over time from very high post-pandemic recovery rates to more “normalized” levels, which is typical after a demand rebound.

Year-over-year revenue growth declined from unusually high levels in earlier periods to around the low double-digits most recently (about 10.6% at the latest point). This pattern is consistent with travel demand moving from recovery-driven growth toward steadier expansion.

Cash generation is often an important cross-check for online platforms because it reflects both profitability and working-capital dynamics. Positive and rising free cash flow can give a company more flexibility to invest in marketing, product, and partnerships while still strengthening its balance sheet.

Trailing twelve-month free cash flow rose from near break-even in FY2022 (about -$0.6M) to about $185.3M in FY2025, and the latest metric snapshot shows about $223.9M. That direction suggests improved operating performance and higher cash conversion over time.

Potential catalysts (in the neutral, factual sense) for companies in this space typically include continued travel demand growth, share gains from offline-to-online booking, improved hotel supply depth, and better monetization of repeat customers. The strength of these factors depends on competitive intensity and overall consumer travel spending.