TBO Tek’s COO Deepak Khanna Bids Farewell After Two Decades of Leadership

TBO Tek’s COO Deepak Khanna Bids Farewell After Two Decades of Leadership



Travel Distribution Platform TBO Tek Announces Resignation of COO

Travel Distribution Platform TBO Tek Announces Resignation of COO

Travel distribution platform TBO Tek has confirmed the departure of its chief operating officer, Deepak Khanna, who is leaving after more than 19 years with the firm, as detailed in a stock exchange announcement. The company noted that Khanna, a significant player in its senior management, resigned effective April 30, 2026, for personal reasons. A successor for Khanna has not been named yet.

Deepak Khanna’s Legacy at TBO Tek

Khanna has been an influential executive at TBO Tek, playing a vital role in the growth of the Gurugram-based company throughout his substantial tenure. Over nearly two decades, TBO Tek increased its global presence and enhanced its standing in the B2B travel distribution sector. His departure signifies a critical shift in the senior management landscape of the company, reflecting his long-standing relationship and significant contributions to its operational success.

About TBO Tek

Founded in 2006, TBO Tek aims to streamline travel distribution for various suppliers, including hotels, airlines, car rental agencies, insurance providers, cruise companies, and railway services. The platform allows buyers to easily discover and book travel options worldwide, offering a range of inventory and booking solutions that ensure smooth transactions across flights, hotels, and other travel-related services.

Financial Performance and Market Response

As TBO Tek prepares to reveal its Q4 FY26 results, the company previously reported an impressive 86% year-on-year increase in revenue during Q3 FY26, amounting to Rs 784 crore. The profit for that period was recorded at Rs 54 crore. At the conclusion of Friday’s trading session, shares of TBO Tek were priced at Rs 1,245.10 each, bringing the total market capitalization to Rs 13,520 crore, which is approximately $1.4 billion.


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