Shares of Coforge Ltd fell 4.17% to Rs 1,633 on Thursday, even after the company recently secured a multi-year deal with travel technology major Sabre Corporation. The decline comes after Sabre’s Q2 2025 earnings, released last evening, revealed weak performance and a sharp cut in full-year guidance, leading to a 30% plunge in Sabre’s U.S.-listed stock.
Sabre reported Q2 revenue of $687 million, up just 1% year-on-year, missing its own “low single-digit” growth forecast. Normalized Adjusted EBITDA came in at $127 million, below the ~$140 million guidance, while Pro Forma Free Cash Flow turned negative at ($2 million).
In a significant revision, Sabre lowered its FY25 Air Distribution Volumes growth forecast to 4–10% (earlier double-digit), revenue outlook to flat–low single-digit growth (earlier high single-digit), and Pro Forma Adjusted EBITDA to $530–$570 million from $630+ million.
Given Sabre’s significant contribution to Coforge’s topline in Q1, the guidance cut has raised investor concerns over near-term revenue momentum.
As of 10:25 AM, Coforge shares traded at Rs 1,633, down 4.17%, with a market capitalization of Rs 10,108 crore. The stock has a 52-week range of Rs 1,153.20 to Rs 2,005.36.
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