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Coronation Fund Managers raises stake in ixigo parent to over 7%

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Coronation Fund Managers raises stake in ixigo parent to over 7%
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Coronation Fund Managers raises stake in ixigo parent to over 7% South Africa-based Coronation Fund Managers has increased its stake in Le Travenues Technology, the parent of travel platform ixigo, through an open market transaction. According to a regulatory filing sourced through Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), dated April 1, 2026, the firm acquired 4.75 lakh (475,000) equity shares of the company on March 30, 2026. Prior to the transaction, Coronation held 3.02 crore shares, representing a 6.90% stake in the company. Following the latest purchase, its holding has increased to 3.07 crore shares, taking its stake to 7.01%. Notably, this is the second such increase in recent months. In February 2026, Coronation had raised its stake in the company to around 5%. The latest transaction pushes its holding past the 7% threshold. The acquisition was executed via the open market and did not involve any change in the company’s overall share capital, which remains at 43.81 crore shares. Last year, MIH Investments One B.V., a Prosus company, also increased its stake to around 15% in ixigo. Coronation Fund Managers acts as a discretionary fund manager for multiple global funds and institutional investors, which were also listed as persons acting in concert (PAC) in the filing. On the financial front, ixigo’s revenue from operations increased to Rs 317 crore in Q3 FY26, in contrast to Rs 242 crore in Q3 FY25. The company increased its profit by 55% to Rs 24 crore in the same period. ixigo’s shares are trading at Rs 165.02 (as of 10:53 AM), giving the online travel aggregator a market capitalization of Rs 7,255 crore (approximately $797 million).

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Coronation Fund Manager hikes stake in Ixigo to over 5%

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Coronation Fund Manager hikes stake in Ixigo to over 5%
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Coronation Fund Manager hikes stake in Ixigo to over 5% Coronation Fund Managers Ltd, a South Africa-headquartered asset manager, has increased its shareholding in online travel platform Le Travenues Technology Limited (Ixigo), according to a regulatory filing. Coronation, listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, acquired 1,83,322 equity shares of Le Travenues in the open market, according to the disclosure. The purchase pushed its stake above the 5% threshold. Before the transaction, Coronation held 2,18,52,552 shares, which is equal to 4.99% of Ixigo’s equity share capital. After the acquisition, its holding rose to 2,20,35,874 shares, or 5.03%. Recently, Prosus increased its stake in Ixigo to approximately 15% via an off-market transaction. Prosus acquired 3.16% fully diluted stake from Peak XV and 1.9% stake from Elevation. The purchase follows Ixigo’s announcement that it will acquire a 60% majority stake upfront, with an option to buy the remaining stake later, in Spain-based online train ticketing platform Trenes for around Rs 125 crore. Trenes will operate as an Ixigo step-down subsidiary. Ixigo’s revenue from operations increased to Rs 317.6 crore in Q3 FY26 in contrast to Rs 242 crore in Q3 FY25. The company increased its profit by 55% to Rs 24 crore in the same period. Ixigo’s shares are trading at Rs 164.4, giving the online travel aggregator a market capitalization of Rs 7,148 crore (approximately $786 million).

Prosus raises Ixigo stake by 5% via secondary transaction

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Prosus raises Ixigo stake by 5% via secondary transaction
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Prosus raises Ixigo stake by 5% via secondary transaction The development comes soon after Prosus’s investment of Rs 1,295.56 crore (approximately $146 million) in Ixigo for a 10.1% stake on a fully diluted basis. MIH Investments One B.V., a Prosus company, has increased its stake to 15% in Le Travenues Technology Limited, the parent of travel platform Ixigo. According to a disclosure by Prosus, it acquired the stake through an off-market transaction. As per sources, Prosus has purchased 5.06% of fully diluted stake from Peak XV (3.16%) and Elevation (1.9%). Peak XV declined to comment on the story while queries sent to Elevation, Ixigo, and Prosus did not elicit a response until publication of the story. Prosus will reportedly pay another Rs 620–660 crore to acquire an additional stake through a secondary deal. With this transaction, Prosus’s total holding in the Gurugram-based travel tech platform is expected to rise to around 15%. The move aligns with the investor’s strategy to deepen its presence in India. The investment firm aims to expand its India portfolio to about $50 billion over the next few years through a mix of investments and acquisitions. On the financial front, Ixigo’s operating revenue jumped 72.5% to Rs 314 crore in Q1 FY26 from Rs 182 crore in the same quarter last year. The company’s net profit also rose 27% to Rs 19 crore in Q1 FY26, compared to Rs 15 crore in Q1 FY25.

Schroder Fund enters Ixigo via Elevation stake acquisition

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Schroder Fund enters Ixigo via Elevation stake acquisition
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Schroder Fund enters Ixigo via Elevation stake acquisition Elevation Capital (formerly SAIF Partners) sold Rs 135 crore ($15.7 million) worth of shares in Ixigo parent Le Travenues Technology via block deals on Thursday. This partial exit is estimated to have delivered a 25X return on investment for the venture capital firm. According to a filing accessed from the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), Elevation Capital offloaded 75.48 lakh shares at an average price of Rs 179.25 apiece. At the same time, global investor Schroder Fund made its entry into Ixigo by acquiring 53.68 lakh shares worth Rs 96.8 crore. Schroder Fund is a British multinational asset management firm with a presence in 37 locations across Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, and Africa. At present, it reportedly manages assets worth around $950 billion. Notably, the fund holds significant investments in Indian companies, particularly HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank, which together make up around 6–7% of its total portfolio. In the startup space, Schroder is one of the largest stakeholders in e-commerce-focused packaging company Bizongo and also participated in Agrostar’s $70 million Series D round. It has also backed Lenskart, FirstCry, Cultfit, Peel Works and Miko, among others. As of FY25, Elevation Capital held 5.46 crore shares in Ixigo (14.02%). After the partial sale, its stake will drop to 12.08%. This records Elevation’s fourth partial exit from Ixigo. Most recently, it sold 21.5 lakh shares for Rs 38.27 crore (about $4.5 million). Earlier, the firm had offloaded shares worth Rs 100 crore ($12 million) in a pre-IPO secondary deal and Rs 180 crore ($21 million) during the IPO. For the quarter ended March 2025, Ixigo reported a 72% year-on-year increase in revenue to Rs 284 crore, while profit rose 2.4X to Rs 17 crore. Its revenue grew 39% to Rs 914 crore, but net profit fell 18% to Rs 60.2 crore in FY25. At the close of trading on Thursday (June 19), Ixigo’s shares were priced at Rs 175, giving the company a market capitalization of Rs 6,885 crore.

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