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Nasdaq-listed MakeMyTrip on Tuesday said its gross bookings from the corporate travel segment crossed USD 1 billion in 2025, serving a base of more than 40 lakh employees. The Gurugram-headquartered firm said gross bookings across corporate platforms - Quest2Travel, MyBiz, and Happay, breached the USD 1 billion mark, emerging as one of its growth drivers and now contributing over 10 per cent to the overall bookings. MakeMyTrip has a client base of 500 large enterprises, including 150 of the top BSE 500 listed companies and 75,000 SMEs nationwide. Rajesh Magow, co-founder and Group CEO of MakeMyTrip, said, "Our Corporate Travel Business is relatively much younger than our B2C business, but has scaled up quite rapidly in a short span of about 5 years". Looking ahead, MakeMyTrip said it is working to expand more services like forex and visa support to further strengthen its value proposition for corporate international travellers.
Adani Defence & Aerospace and Brazilian major Embraer plan to set up a final assembly line in India for the E175 regional jets. In this regard, both companies' officials exchanged an enhanced Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in the presence of Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Union Commerce & Industry Minister Piyush Goyal in the national capital on Saturday. The development follows the two companies announcing a strategic collaboration on January 27. The advancement from the initial MoU signed in January represents a significant step forward and forms part of a broader roadmap to develop an integrated RTA (Regional Transport Aircraft) ecosystem in India, a release said on Saturday. "The industrial partnership will aim to establish an ecosystem for the E175. "Both companies are already working together to progress all aspects of the MoU, including opportunities in aircraft manufacturing, supply chain, aftermarket services, and pilot training, and securing ...
Global AI-driven healthcare company Take Solutions on Saturday said it has adopted Anthropic's artificial intelligence assistant, Claude. The company, in an exchange filing, said that the strategic technology adoption marks a significant milestone in its ongoing mission to build scalable, intelligent, and preventive healthcare platforms. "The integration of Anthropic's Claude advanced AI capabilities will strengthen Take Solution's upcoming platforms, including its AI-driven Preventive Healthcare Platform, One Minute Clinic, and its Unified AI Marketplace," the filing said. These platforms are being designed to transition healthcare from a reactive treatment model to a predictive and preventive care ecosystem, it added. "Artificial intelligence is becoming the foundation of next-generation healthcare. The integration of advanced Claude AI capabilities significantly enhances our technology stack," Take Solutions Chairman Parmeshvar Dhangare said.