See our latest analysis for MakeMyTrip.
While MakeMyTrip’s share price has retreated sharply, down 16.9% over the past month and now off 36.3% year-to-date, the longer-term picture remains impressive, with a 161% total shareholder return over three years and 181% over five years. Momentum seems to be cooling after strong gains, as investors reassess both growth potential and current valuation following the recent rally.
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With shares selling off but long-term returns remaining robust, investors now face a key question: does MakeMyTrip’s sharp pullback represent an attractive entry point, or is the market already reflecting all future growth potential?
With MakeMyTrip closing at $74 while the most popular narrative sets fair value at $113.78, there is a significant gap between current price and perceived potential. This valuation difference has become a focal point for investors looking for upside. Here is one major narrative highlight fueling that optimism:
Ongoing investment in product innovation, particularly in AI-powered personalization and user experience improvements, positions MakeMyTrip for higher conversion rates, better customer retention, and ultimately supports expanding net margins through improved operating leverage.
Want to know exactly what backs this bold upside? The narrative rests on big assumptions about future growth, profits, revenues, and margins going into overdrive. The numbers driving these projections? You will want to see for yourself.
Result: Fair Value of $113.78 (UNDERVALUED)
Have a read of the narrative in full and understand what's behind the forecasts.
However, persistent competition across India's online travel sector and unexpected volatility in travel demand remain key risks that could quickly change the outlook.
Find out about the key risks to this MakeMyTrip narrative.
While narratives and analyst targets point to significant upside, MakeMyTrip trades at a P/E ratio of 92x, which is much higher than both the industry average of 20.8x and the peer group at 20.4x. Even compared to the fair ratio of 36.6x, the current valuation looks stretched. This raises the question: Is the market pricing in too much growth too soon?
See what the numbers say about this price — find out in our valuation breakdown.
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