TVSSCS Q4 FY26 earnings call.
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₹3,032 Cr
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10.1%
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TVS Supply Chain Solutions delivered a spectacular Q4 FY26 with consolidated revenue of Rs 3,332.2 crores, up 21.3% YoY and 11.7% sequentially—the first time crossing Rs 3,000 crores in a quarter. Adjusted EBITDA of Rs 222 crores grew 37.5% YoY with margins expanding 80 bps to 7.3%, driven by strong ISCS performance and Europe turnaround. Full-year FY26 saw revenue cross Rs 11,000 crores at 10.1% growth with adjusted PBT surging 166% to Rs 99.3 crores. Record Q4 new business wins of Rs 523.7 crores (21% of Q4 FY25 revenue) and Fortune 500 clients expanding from 91 to 100 signal robust pipeline. Management targets ISCS margins of 9.5-10% going forward, with cautious optimism on GFS volumes but vigilance on freight rate volatility. Key risks include GFS margin pressure from geopolitical trade disruptions and customer concentration in North America.
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Guidance to track
- Management expressed confidence in delivering double-digit growth, possibly early teens, for FY27, supported by strong Q4 new business wins and robust pipeline conversion.
- Current ISCS margin of 9.3% is expected to be rangebound between 9.5% to 10% going forward, supported by operating leverage actions and large customer wins.
- Overall group EBITDA margin expected around 7.3-7.4%, with GFS trajectory being the key variable, given cautious view on freight rate volatility.
- GFS segment margins expected to move closer to 5% over the next 4-8 quarters from current 2.4%, though timing dependent on macroeconomic conditions.
Risks flagged
- Global freight rates remain under pressure and volatile due to geopolitical trade disruptions. While India volumes are strong, pricing could impact GFS margin recovery trajectory.
- US business is concentrated in only two segments (industrial and automotive). Any slowdown in these verticals could significantly impact North America performance.
- Expected credit loss provisions of Rs 56 crores in FY26 represent recurring costs. While B2B customers are highly rated, the large revenue base creates ongoing ECL exposure.
- Acquisition completed in current month with promise of margin accretion in FY27—integration execution in FMCG supply chain remains to be demonstrated.
Key quotes
- We've had a spectacular finish to the year and I'm excited to share with you the highlights of our performance.
- We delivered a strong performance in Q4 achieving 13.9 crores of adjusted PBT compared to 18 crores in Q4 FY25. And we also grew sequentially by 23%.
- This year we added nine new Fortune 500 customers taking the total number of active Fortune 500 clients from 91 last year to 100. A significant milestone that speaks of the growing relevance of our offerings in the global marketplace.
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