BENGALURU, August 2 (Reuters) - Logistics firm Delhivery DELH.NS swung to a first-quarter profit on
strong growth in its supply chain, part truckload and express parcel services.
The company reported a consolidated profit of 543.6 million rupees ($6.5 million) on Friday, from a loss of
894.8 million rupees a year ago.
It had posted a narrower loss of 684.7 million rupees in the March 2024 quarter.
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KEY CONTEXT
Delhivery reported revenue growth in three key segments - supply chain services (SCS), the part truckload (PTL)
segment, which handles smaller cargo, and the express parcel segment, which accounts for more than half of the
overall revenue - due to a mix of new clients and summer demand.
"Robust growth in PTL and SCS businesses and stable growth in Express Parcel continues and have enabled
improvement in profitability as well," Managing Director and CEO Sahil Barua said.
Rival Mahindra Logistics MALO.NS reported a sixth straight quarter of loss hurt by higher costs, while Blue
Dart Express's BLDT.NS expenses overrode recovering volumes, leading to its quarterly profit fall.
PEER COMPARISON
Valuation (next Estimates (next 12 Analysts' sentiment
12 months) months)
RIC PE EV/EBIT Revenue Profit Mean # of Stock to Div
DA growth % growth % rating* analysts price yield
target** (%)
Delhivery DELH.NS 363.41 43.93 17.34 - BUY 21 0.79 -
Mahindra Logistics MALO.NS 55.85 11.96 13.95 - SELL 11 1.14 0.49
Blue Dart Express BLDT.NS 47.25 20.27 11.59 27.69 HOLD 5 1.03 0.31
VRL Logistics VRLL.NS 30.31 11.65 13.52 54.28 BUY 9 0.83 0.87
* The mean of analyst ratings standardised to a scale of Strong Buy, Buy, Hold, Sell, and Strong Sell
** The ratio of the stock's last close to analysts' mean price target; a ratio above 1 means the stock is trading
above the PT
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-- All data from LSEG
-- $1 = 83.76 Indian rupees
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(Reporting by Anisha Ajith in Bengaluru)
((anisha.ajith@thomsonreuters.com;))