TVS Supply Chain Solutions begins FY27 with record order wins and accelerated profit growth, signalling a strong recovery and strategic expansion in Indian and global markets.
TVS Supply Chain Solutions said it began FY27 with stronger business momentum, even as first-quarter profit was weighed down by a high base in the same period a year earlier. In a release issued on August 10, the Chennai-based logistics group reported consolidated net profit of ₹23 crore for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, down from ₹71 crore a year earlier, when results included a one-time InvIT gain. Excluding that item, the company said operational PAT was ₹9 crore, implying underlying growth of about 156%. The company said revenue rose 28% to ₹3,335 crore from ₹2,592 crore.
The latest quarter also showed a sharper improvement in India, where revenue climbed 44% year on year to ₹998 crore. TVS Supply Chain said its integrated supply chain solutions business grew 22% and its global forwarding arm advanced 51%, helped by higher volumes. The company said it booked its highest quarterly business wins of ₹543 crore and ended the period with an order pipeline of more than ₹7,500 crore, giving it visibility for future growth.
Vikas Chadha, managing director of TVS Supply Chain Solutions, said the group had made a “strong start” to FY27, building on the progress achieved in FY26. He said the performance reflected continued strength in the integrated supply chain business, significantly higher freight volumes and better profitability in global forwarding, supported by tighter execution across operations.
The broader financial trajectory has improved over the past year. Business Standard reported that TVS Supply Chain returned to full-year profit in FY26, with net profit of ₹114.28 crore on revenue of ₹11,002.97 crore, reversing the previous year’s loss. LiveMint’s market data also pointed to a steady uplift in profitability and sales in the recent quarter, underscoring the company’s ongoing recovery as it works to convert stronger revenue growth into firmer margins.
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