Allcargo Logistics Ltd achieved a significant financial turnaround in the September quarter of FY27, posting a consolidated profit after tax of ₹19 crore compared to a loss of ₹5 crore in the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal. According to reports from The Economic Times and NDTV Profit, this represents a complete reversal of the company's profitability position year-on-year, marking the logistics operator's return to profitability in the September quarter.
The logistics operator reported revenue from operations of ₹555 crore for the September quarter, marking a 3.4% increase from ₹537 crore recorded in the July-September period of FY26. As reported by The Economic Times and NDTV Profit, this growth demonstrates the company's continued focus on strengthening operating margins across its domestic logistics businesses. The company's H1 FY27 revenue reached ₹1,101 crore with EPS of ₹0.20 for the first half.
The company's express distribution segment showed sustained progress with improved service levels and network efficiencies enabling revenue growth and yield improvement. In consultative logistics, higher throughput from existing customers backed by improved warehouse utilisation and cost optimisation contributed to sequential improvement in gross margins, according to The Economic Times. The improvement reflects the company's strategic focus on operational excellence across its logistics portfolio.
The board approved a proposed 2.32 crore-option ESOP scheme to reward employees for their contributions to the company's performance. Additionally, the board approved director changes as part of the company's governance structure updates. This employee benefit initiative demonstrates the company's commitment to retaining and motivating key talent during its growth phase.
Looking ahead, Allcargo Logistics expects festive-season demand to support growth in Q3FY27, with the automotive, electronics, heavy engineering and e-commerce sectors likely to drive volume growth. The company's key priorities for H2FY27 include restoring volume growth, protecting yields, improving capacity utilisation and strengthening cash generation, as reported by The Economic Times.
