Total Transport has reported consolidated net sales of Rs 155.99 crore for December 2025, marking a 10.87% decline compared to the same period last year. The dip reflects weaker demand and operational challenges, though analysts note the company’s focus on efficiency and cost management to stabilize performance.
Total Transport Consolidated has announced its financial results for December 2025, posting net sales of Rs 155.99 crore. This represents a 10.87% year-on-year decline, highlighting the impact of market headwinds and subdued demand in the logistics and transport sector.
The company’s performance reflects broader industry challenges, including rising input costs, competitive pressures, and fluctuating demand cycles. Despite the decline, Total Transport continues to emphasize operational efficiency and strategic initiatives aimed at sustaining long-term growth.
Key highlights from the financial update include
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Consolidated net sales at Rs 155.99 crore in December 2025
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Year-on-year decline of 10.87% compared to December 2024
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Performance impacted by weaker demand and operational challenges
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Company focusing on efficiency and cost management to stabilize margins
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Industry-wide pressures from rising costs and competitive dynamics
Analysts suggest that while the near-term outlook remains cautious, Total Transport’s emphasis on efficiency and strategic restructuring could help mitigate risks. The logistics sector is expected to benefit from infrastructure investments and policy support, which may provide opportunities for recovery in the coming quarters.
Sources: Economic Times, Business Standard, Mint