Transport Corporation of India (TCI) reported a consolidated net profit of 1.13 billion rupees for the September quarter on revenue of 12.05 billion rupees. Higher freight demand and efficiency gains supported performance despite rising logistics costs. The company maintained stable margins as multimodal operations and supply chain services drove growth.
Q2 Snapshot
Transport Corporation of India (TCI) posted steady results for the quarter ended September 2025, reflecting resilience in the logistics sector. The company’s consolidated revenue from operations stood at 12.05 billion rupees, while net profit came in at 1.13 billion rupees.
Operational Momentum:
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Revenue growth was driven by strong traction in multimodal transport, warehousing, and supply chain segments.
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Improved network utilization and higher freight volumes aided profitability.
Margin Trends:
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Operating margins held firm as TCI optimized route economics and fuel costs.
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Efficient use of digital tracking and automation enhanced delivery turnaround.
Sector Pulse:
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The logistics industry benefited from festive demand and expansion in e-commerce shipments.
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Rising diesel prices remained a headwind, but cost controls cushioned impact.
Outlook:
Management expects consistent demand from retail and manufacturing clients to sustain volume growth in the coming quarters.
Sources: Reuters corporate results wire, NSE filings, BSE corporate disclosures.