Allcargo Global Limited’s latest quarterly results showcase a 20.8% revenue increase and near doubling of EBITDA, signalling a renewed focus on cost control, operational efficiency, and strategic restructuring following its recent listing and demerger.
Allcargo Global Limited has reported a sharp sequential improvement in the quarter ended June 30, with consolidated revenue rising 20.8% to ₹3,522 crore and EBITDA nearly doubling to ₹33 crore, according to Cargo Talk. The latest figures were the company’s first since its listing on the BSE and NSE on July 3, 2026, after the completion of the Allcargo Group’s restructuring and demerger.
The company said the stronger performance reflected tighter cost control, better pricing, and improved operating efficiency. Volumes also moved higher across its key freight categories, with less-than-container load traffic up 4.9%, full-container load volumes ahead 1.2%, and air cargo volumes rising 4.8% from the previous quarter.
Managing Director Adarsh Hegde said the group had delivered growth in a difficult trading environment, with shifting trade routes, more diversified supply chains and wider use of technology reshaping the logistics sector. Industry conditions have forced freight operators to focus more closely on capacity management, service reliability and margin protection as customer demand moves between routes and modes.
The results also mark the start of a more focused phase for Allcargo Global after the restructuring split its international logistics and supply chain business into a separately listed company. The company said it will continue to prioritise its international network and India-linked trade opportunities, with technology, operational discipline and cost control at the centre of its strategy. That emphasis on margins echoes comments from other parts of the group: Allcargo Gati recently reported an 18% quarter-on-quarter rise in EBITDA, while Allcargo Terminals said it was also seeing gains from operational efficiency and capacity discipline.
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