TVSSCS Q2 FY26 earnings call.
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Revenue
₹2,663 Cr
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Revenue YoY
6%
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EBITDA
₹178.4 Cr
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TVS Supply Chain Solutions delivered a landmark Q2 FY26 with consolidated revenue of ₹2,662.6 crores (+6% YoY), marking its best PBT since listing at ₹23.32 crores (+30.8% YoY). PAT surged 54% to ₹16.31 crores. The ISCS segment drove outperformance with EBITDA margins expanding 50bps YoY to 8.7%—driven by operational excellence, cost-out programs, and recovery in the European ISFM business. The GFS segment faced persistent headwinds with revenue flat at ₹669.6 crores and margins compressed to 2.2% from 4.2%, though sequential improvement was evident. New business wins of ₹204 crores (8.1% of revenue) and a ₹6,200 crore order pipeline provide revenue visibility. Project One integration in UK/Europe remains on track for ₹110-120 crores annualized savings, expected to boost margins from Q3 onward. Management targets 4% PBT by Q4 FY27, with medium-term aspiration toward industry benchmarks of 8-11%.
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Guidance to track
- Medium-term target with Project One annualized savings of ₹110-120 crores and in-year savings of ₹50-60 crores expected to drive margin expansion from Q3 onward.
- Currently ~8.5% with sequential improvement expected in Q3 and Q4 due to Project One benefits beginning to flow through.
- Segment historically delivered 3.5-4% EBITDA margin; recovery to this level expected as macro headwinds stabilize and tariff impact subsides.
- Flat Q2 performance attributed to delayed project starts and low-margin account exits; management confident of 4-5% linear quarterly growth from Q3 onward.
Risks flagged
- Persistent pricing pressure in global forwarding continues to impact margins; GFS EBITDA fell to 2.2% vs 4.2% YoY despite volume recovery. Management acknowledges peer companies are also under severe stress.
- Analyst raised concern about tariff-driven volume surge followed by taper-off in India GFS. Management acknowledged Q2 volumes were elevated due to pre-deadline shipments but characterized impact as not significant to overall company.
- India ISCS revenue remained flat despite management citing strong pipeline; attributed to project delays and low-margin account exits. Analyst directly questioned growth trajectory—management provided 4-5% forward guidance but didn't quantify timeline to recovery.
- RoW GFS declined with both volume and price pressures; management expects stabilization by Q4 FY26 but acknowledged watching the space closely given global forwarding industry stress.
Key quotes
- This has been truly a landmark quarter for us. Not only have we delivered strong year-on-year and sequential PBT growth, but this also marks our best PBT since our public listing, reflecting the impact of focused execution, rigor in operations, and disciplined cost management.
- We stay absolutely focused on the fact that we will deliver 4% PBT by Q4 of FY27 and then we will aim for the benchmark numbers as the next step. It's a combination of the kind of markets that we operate in plus the kind of services and the pricing that we are able to command from the market.
- We are cautiously optimistic given the overall macro environment. Our strategic initiatives including project one in the UK and Europe, right sizing and right sharing across all our regions are on track and will deliver the estimated benefits as outlined earlier.
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