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PATELINTEGRATEDLOGISTICS Infrastructure 10 Feb 2026

Patel Integrated Logistics Ltd — Q3 FY26

Patel Integrated Logistics reported Q3 FY26 revenue of INR 88 cr (up 12% YoY) with EBITDA margin of 2.49% and PAT of INR 3 cr (margin 3.05%).

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Revenue ₹88 Cr +12%
EBITDA ₹2 Cr
PAT ₹3 Cr
EBITDA Margin 2.4%
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Patel Integrated Logistics reported Q3 FY26 revenue of INR 88 cr (up 12% YoY) with EBITDA margin of 2.49% and PAT of INR 3 cr (margin 3.05%). Total cargo volume declined to 14,339 tons (domestic -7% QoQ, international -6% QoQ) due to IndiGo's aircraft grounding in December 2025 and post-festive slowdown. Management attributed the dip to one-off factors and expects normalization in Q4. The company is expanding domestic network via a partnership with Star Air and incorporated Rajput Logistics (50% subsidiary) to re-enter road logistics on an asset-light model. A restricted stock unit plan is proposed for employee retention. Key risk: continued dependence on passenger airlines for belly cargo capacity leaves volumes vulnerable to airline operational disruptions.

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Total cargo volume 14,339 tons
-7% QoQ domestic, -6% QoQ international

Q3 FY26 volume declined due to IndiGo aircraft grounding and seasonal slowdown.

Blended sales realization INR 59.82/kg
+1.8% vs 9M average of INR 58.75/kg

Reflects disciplined pricing and value-driven customer approach.

Cash balance >INR 10 cr
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Company is net debt-free with comfortable working capital.

Customer count 1,200+
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Diversified base across e-commerce, pharma, electronics, documents, perishables.

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Top guidance Q4 FY26 volume recovery expected

Management expects domestic and international volumes to normalize in Q4, with no further impact from IndiGo disruption or seasonal slowdown.

Top risk Concentration on IndiGo for domestic belly cargo

IndiGo's grounding caused a 7% QoQ volume decline; despite diversification, IndiGo's dominant market share poses a risk if similar disruptions recur.

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