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Western Carriers (India) Ltd, a key player in the Indian logistics and warehousing sector, has reported a strong financial performance for the March 2025 quarter. The company posted a consolidated revenue from operations of ₹4.29 billion and a net profit of ₹140.8 million, reflecting resilience and operational agility amid ongoing global and domestic logistics challenges.
Key Highlights
March Quarter Revenue at ₹4.29 Billion:
Western Carriers (India) Ltd recorded consolidated revenue from operations of ₹4.29 billion in Q4 FY25, maintaining momentum despite recent volatility in global trade and exim (export-import) volumes.
Net Profit Climbs to ₹140.8 Million:
The company posted a consolidated net profit of ₹140.8 million for the quarter, up from ₹132 million in the previous quarter, demonstrating improved cost management and operational efficiency.
Sequential and Year-on-Year Trends:
The March quarter profit marks a recovery from the December quarter, when net profit had dipped due to softer export-import volumes and higher operating costs. The company’s domestic container volumes grew by approximately 24% over the past year, successfully offsetting a 15% decline in exim container volumes.
Integrated Multimodal Model:
Western Carriers continues to benefit from its integrated, multimodal logistics model, which includes warehousing, rail, road, and container handling services. This approach has enabled the company to capture new opportunities and build strong client relationships, even as the industry faces geopolitical and supply chain headwinds.
Management Commentary:
CEO Kanishka Sethia highlighted the company’s ability to adapt to industry shifts and leverage customer-focused solutions and new partnerships with leading manufacturers. He expressed confidence in achieving double-digit growth in the coming quarters as market conditions improve.
Strategic Outlook:
The company is focused on operational excellence, expanding its service offerings, and developing new infrastructure, including land development for container handling in Gujarat. Strong client relationships and a customer-centric approach remain central to its growth strategy.
Insight
Western Carriers (India) Ltd’s Q4 results underscore its resilience and adaptability in a challenging logistics environment. The company’s integrated business model, strong domestic volume growth, and focus on operational efficiency have enabled it to deliver steady revenue and profit growth. As global trade conditions stabilize and domestic demand rises, Western Carriers is well-positioned for further expansion and value creation for stakeholders.
Source:
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