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Revenue
₹1,791 Cr
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Revenue YoY
14%
reported change
EBITDA
₹57 Cr
latest reported figure
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Mahindra Logistics reported a strong Q4 FY26 with consolidated revenue of ₹1,791 crore (+14% YoY) and adjusted EBITDA of ₹57 crore (+54% YoY), marking a return to PAT profitability at ₹20.2 crore versus a loss last year. The turnaround was driven by disciplined execution across segments: contract logistics grew 12% with gross margin expansion, express logistics (MSPL) achieved gross margin positivity for the full year and is nearing EBITDA breakeven, and last-mile delivery swung to EBITDA profit after strategic pruning. Management highlighted a 3.2% adjusted EBITDA margin (up 90 bps YoY) and reiterated commitment to reducing warehouse white space by September 2026. Key risks include geopolitical headwinds in freight forwarding and potential inflationary impact from diesel price increases, though fuel costs are fully pass-through.
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Guidance to track
- Management stated they are 'very close' to EBITDA breakeven in the express logistics segment, without committing a specific timeline.
- Commitment to reduce white space by 95% from 1.6M sq ft by September 2026, with current glide path on track.
- Management guided for mid-to-high teens revenue growth in the express business for FY27, driven by volume and yield improvement.
- Company evaluating two new segments and will enter one of them during FY27 to improve mix and profitability.
Risks flagged
- West Asia war causing trade lane disruptions, higher freight premiums, and insurance costs, impacting freight forwarding business near-term.
- Management expressed concern that a sharp diesel price increase could slow the broader economy, though fuel costs are pass-through to customers.
- Despite gross margin positivity, express business reported ₹31 crore EBITDA loss for FY26, though losses reduced from ₹51 crore in FY25.
- If West Asia disruptions persist, customers may have consumed inventory, leading to demand slowdown in other segments.
Key quotes
- F26 has been a defining year for Mahindra Logistics. After two years of losses, our return to PAT profitability marks more than a milestone. It signals the successful reset of organization's operating engine.
- We are very close to an EBITDA break even. Without giving a concrete timeline I can say with lot of confidence we are very close to EBITDA break even.
- Our focus continues to remain on GM improvement with PAT progression to follow in a calibrated manner.
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