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  • How SpiceJet turned a surprise profit after a string of losses

  • SpiceJet's Q3 to show sequential improvement; update on cargo business to be in focus

  • SpiceJet Q1 PAT seen up 449.8% YoY to Rs. 139.7 cr: Prabhudas Lilladher

  • SpiceJet Q4 – Fading competitive intensity augurs well

  • Spicejet Q4 PAT seen up 183.1% YoY to Rs. 130.6 cr: Prabhudas Lilladher

  • Brokerages see SpiceJet gathering speed despite wobbly Q3; are the skies clear going ahead?

  • Spice Jet Q2 PAT seen up 135.5% YoY to Rs. 138.8 cr: Edelweiss

  • Spice Jet Q1 PAT seen up 21.9% YoY to Rs 181.7 cr: Edelweiss

  • Spicejet Q4 PAT may dip 60.2% to Rs 72.1 cr: ICICI Securities

  • Spicejet Q3 PAT seen up 242% to Rs 190 cr: HDFC Securities

  • Crude prices in $45-55 range comfortable for airlines: Spicejet

  • Will halve debt over 1 yr, maintain FY17 PLF at 92%: Spicejet

  • SpiceJet may lose steam post 14% jump, CLSA tells you why

  • Spicejet Q1 profit seen down 24% to Rs 55 cr: ICICI Securities

  • Warrant issue, Brent crude key for SpiceJet:HDFC Securities

  • Video: Can SpiceJet shareholders take off seat belts and relax?

  • Will be profitable by 2015; CFO on personal leave: SpiceJet

  • See threat from new cos; better civil aviation needed: Sun

  • Muscat route addition to boost overseas profits: SpiceJet

    Going forward share of international routes will furthers strengthen as the company has recently added Muscat in its list of destinations, says SL Narayanan, Group CFO, Sun Group.

  • SpiceJet likely to post Q4 net loss at Rs 60 cr

    As per CNBC-TV18 poll, SpiceJet's revenues are likely to go up by 35 percent to Rs 1,501 crore in the March quarter from Rs 1,113 crore Y-o-Y, despite industry passenger growth falling 1.5 percent Y-o-Y due to expansion in international segment.

  • Checkout: Mehraboon Irani's Q3 hits and misses

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Mehraboon Irani of Nirmal Bang Securities highlights his hits and misses for the quarter ending December. While he lists Amara Raja and Spicejet as hits, Ashok Leyland and dish TV could not attract him.

  • Q4 will be challenging quarter; expect low demand: SpiceJet

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Neil Mills, cheif executive officer, SpiceJet gives his views on the airline's Q3 results.

  • Spicejet posts 51% growth in revenue: Neil Mills

    Neil Mills, chief executive officer, Spicejet, says that after five consecutive quarters of losses the airline has managed to post a revenue growth of 51% in this quarter. With the week rupee it is not attractive for us to do hedging.

  • No under-provisioning done in results, says SpiceJet CEO

    There was no under-provisioning done in the results, says Neil Mills, chief executive of SpiceJet, replying to comments made by its auditor in a recent report.

  • SpiceJet says FY12 to be profitable, plans major expansion

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Neil Mills, CEO of SpiceJet said, the increase in fuel cost hampered the profitability. "I think the next couple of quarters will be tough for the company," he said.

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