Sabre’s current quarter revenue and Earnings Before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortisation (EBITDA) were both below the company’s initial guidance.
Additionally, the company also sharply trimmed its guidance for the full year to 4% to 10% in the Air Distribution Volumes, compared to their earlier “double-digit” growth guidance. Revenue guidance was also cut to flat to low-single-digit growth from the high-single-digit growth earlier, while the pro forma EBITDA guidance on an adjusted basis was slashed to $530 million to $570 million from $630 million earlier.In March this year, Coforge had signed a $1.56 billion, multi-year agreement with Sabre, which is a leading travel technology company to accelerate the latter’s product roadmap.
As per this 13-year contract, Coforge is supposed to play a key role in enhancing product delivery and developing AI-enabled solutions, reinforcing Sabre’s commitment to innovation, speed, and scale.
In an interaction with CNBC-TV18 on July 24, Sudhir Singh of Coforge had highlighted that margin accretion for the company will become very visible rom the second quarter and that the BFS revenue decline during the quarter was a quarterly blip.
Shares of Coforge are trading 5.3% lower at ₹1,610.8. The stock has declined 18% in the last one month.
First Published: Aug 8, 2025 11:35 AM IS