Indian Railway Catering & Tourism Corporation Limited (IRCTC.BO)
Indian Railway Catering & Tourism Corporation Limited operates in the Railroads industry of the Consumer Cyclical sector, headquartered in New Delhi, DE, IN. The stock last traded at $497.30, down 1.40% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $398.23B. Its beta of 0.17 implies it has historically moved less than the broad market.
Indian Railway Catering & Tourism Corporation Limited (IRCTC), established in 1999 with its headquarters in New Delhi, India, delivers a comprehensive suite of services throughout the nation. These offerings primarily encompass catering and hospitality, internet-based ticketing, travel and tourism packages, and the provision of packaged drinking water. Within its extensive Catering & Hospitality division, IRCTC manages mobile food services for a variety of prominent trains, including Rajdhani, Shatabdi, Duronto, Mail Express, Gatiman, Tejas, and Vande Bharat, complemented by train-side vending and e-catering options. The company additionally oversees a broad spectrum of stationary catering and accommodation facilities such as food plazas, fast food units, refreshment rooms, Jan Ahaars, cell kitchens, base kitchens, executive lounges, retiring rooms, RYN/BNR hotels, and diverse non-railway catering services. The Travel & Tourism segment offers an assortment of domestic, inbound, mass, and outbound tour packages, alongside air ticket reservations and corporate travel solutions. This division also orchestrates events, arranges charter trains and coaches, provides specialized hill and heritage charters, unique saloon tours, online reservation and accommodation services, and adventure tourism experiences. Regarding Internet Ticketing, IRCTC facilitates train ticket bookings and travel insurance services, while also operating its dedicated tourism portal, irctctourism.com. Finally, the company supplies packaged drinking water under its well-known "Rail Neer" brand.
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