Easy Trip Planners (popularly known as EaseMyTrip) has been making quite a splash in the headlines lately, but not always for the reasons investors might hope. From leadership reshuffles to aggressive international expansion, the travel-tech giant is in the middle of a major transformation.
If you’ve been tracking the stock or planning your next getaway, here is a breakdown of what’s happening with Easy Trip Planners right now.
As of January 28, 2026, the stock is trading around ₹6.37. While the company has historically been a favorite in the small-cap space, the last year has been a roller-coaster.
- 52-Week Range: The stock has seen a high of ₹14.92 and recently touched a low of ₹6.12.
- Market Sentiment: Currently, the stock is showing some signs of stability after a period of downward pressure. Technical indicators like the RSI suggest it has been in “oversold” territory, which often attracts bargain hunters looking for a recovery.
Capital Boost
In mid-January 2026, the company’s board approved a massive increase in its Authorized Share Capital to ₹750 crore. This is a strategic move, often seen as a precursor to raising fresh funds or issuing more shares to fuel expansion.
“Republic Day” Sale
EaseMyTrip recently launched its Republic Day Travel Sale, offering massive discounts of up to ₹10,000 on flights and hotels. This is part of their “EMT 2.0” strategy to boost booking volumes and grab market share from competitors during the peak travel season.
Global footprint
The company isn’t just sticking to Indian shores. They recently acquired a 50% stake in a luxury hotel in London (The Knight of Notting Hill) and reported a staggering 109% growth in their Dubai operations. They want to be a global player, not just a domestic one.
Promoter Pledging & Leadership
Investors have been keeping a cautious eye on promoter activity. Recent filings show that co-founder Nishant Pitti pledged a portion of his shares, which caused some temporary jitters in the market. This follows the leadership change earlier in 2025, where Rikant Pittie took over as CEO.
Important Things to watch
- The upcoming financial results for the December quarter will be crucial to see if the holiday season helped the company return to profitability.
- Any further stake sales or pledging by promoters will likely dictate short-term price movements.
- Watch if the new international acquisitions start contributing to the bottom line.
