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GLOTTIS Diversified 30 Apr 2026

Glottis Limited — Q4 FY26

Glottis reported Q4 FY26 revenue of ₹959 million, with EBITDA and PAT margins both at 5.4%.

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Revenue ₹196 Cr
EBITDA ₹50 Cr
PAT ₹11 Cr
EBITDA Margin 5%
Duration 18 min
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Glottis reported Q4 FY26 revenue of ₹959 million, with EBITDA and PAT margins both at 5.4%. Full-year revenue was ₹7,226 million, EBITDA ₹495 million (6.9% margin), and PAT ₹377 million (5.2% margin). The logistics environment remained challenging with soft freight rates and lower container volumes (89,098 TEUs for FY26, down YoY). Import revenue grew 23.6% YoY, and exports more than doubled, though from a small base. The company added 163 new customers and expanded its network. Management expressed optimism for FY27 but provided no specific guidance. Key risks include sustained global trade weakness and elevated trade receivables from extended credit terms.

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Quarter Snapshot

Container throughput (TEUs) 89,098
down YoY

Full-year TEUs handled; lower due to slower global trade and inventory correction.

New customers added 163
+163 YoY

Customer base expanded during FY26, with repeat customers increasing to 959.

Import revenue growth 23.6%
+23.6% YoY

Air import revenue grew 23.6% YoY, contribution rising to 2.4% of total revenue.

Export revenue growth >100%
>100% YoY

Air export revenue more than doubled, contribution increasing to 1.2% from 0.4%.

What Changed vs Last Quarter

Comparing Q4 FY26 vs Q3 FY26
1 new guidance3 dropped3 new risk3 risk resolved
NEW
Positive outlook for FY27

Management expressed optimism for FY27, citing measures to cover the revenue decline, but no specific targets were provided.

DROPPED
Q4 FY26 TEU target close to FY25 full-year levels

Management aims to achieve ~25,000 TEUs in Q4 to reach near FY25's total of ~1,10,800 TEUs, despite soft market.

DROPPED
Backward integration capex: 70-75 trailers by Q4 FY26, 1,000 containers live from Q1 FY27

Trailer deployment delayed to Q1 FY27 due to driver training; container payments in Q4, operational from Q1 FY27.

DROPPED
Double-digit EBITDA margin target for FY27

Management expects EBITDA margins to improve to double digits in FY27 as backward integration reduces costs.

NEW RISK
Sustained global trade weakness

Soft freight rates and lower container volumes persisted through FY26, and management did not provide a clear recovery timeline.

NEW RISK
Elevated trade receivables

Trade receivables increased ~70% due to extended credit days to retain customers, raising working capital and default risk.

NEW RISK
Revenue decline without specific recovery guidance

Management acknowledged revenue decline but gave only vague optimism for FY27, lacking concrete targets.

RISK GONE
Sustained margin pressure from high cost of services

Cost of services rose to 91% of revenue in Q3 from ~86-87% historically, driven by soft freight rates and customer retention strategy.

RISK GONE
Renewable energy policy uncertainty

US tariffs and India's ALMM policy have reduced solar module imports, impacting a key vertical. Management expects a shift to raw materials and energy storage, but timing is uncertain.

RISK GONE
Execution risk in backward integration

Trailer deployment delayed to Q1 FY27 due to driver training; capacity utilization and cost savings from new assets remain unproven.

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Top guidance Positive outlook for FY27

Management expressed optimism for FY27, citing measures to cover the revenue decline, but no specific targets were provided.

Top risk Sustained global trade weakness

Soft freight rates and lower container volumes persisted through FY26, and management did not provide a clear recovery timeline.

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