Delhivery shares rise by more than 9%as the profit from the Q4 to black swings; The full year earnings market strong reversal | Einsmark news

Delhivery shares rose by more than 9 percent in the day on Monday, May 19, after the company reported a turnaround in the March Quarter (Q4FY25) earnings, with a positive net profit after a series of losses in previous periods. Strong operational efficiency and improving profitability in its core business segments have driven the profits. The logistics major scored a consolidated net profit of £ 72.56 in Q4FY25, a sharp improvement of a net loss of £ 68.47 in the previous year. On a consecutive basis, the net profit almost tripled from £ 24.99 crore in Q3FY25, which underlines the strong cost discipline and the expansion of the margin. The revenue from the quarter operations was a £ 2,191.57 crore, which registered a 5.6 percent growth year-on-year (YOY), although it was a quarter-to-quarter (QOQ) of £ 2,378,30. Despite the successive dip, the profitability metric showed significant improvement. Ebitda stood at £ 119 crore, with 160 percent year and 16.3 percent QOQ, with Ebitda margin rising to 5.4 percent, a 322 base point increase yoy and 113 bps qoq. This marching is considered an important indicator of the company’s strategic focus on operational leverage. For the full financial year ending 31 March 2025, Delhivery reported a consolidated net profit of £ 162.11, which was a reversal of the loss of £ 249.19 in FY24. The annual turnover rose 10 percent to £ 8,932 crore, higher than 8.142 crore last year. In comments on the results, Delhivery managing director and CEO Sahil Barua said: “We are still delivering a steady performance in our core transport companies. Our ongoing measures to improve profitability are visible in the Q4 numbers and we expect an ongoing momentum on this front as the growth in FY26 picks up. Shipping volumes hold steady in terms of volumes, and Delhivery sent 177 million packets in Q4FY25, slightly higher of 176 million in Q4FY24. For the full year FY25, the total package volumes reached 752 million, rising 2 percent from 740 million in FY24. The company also recently announced plans to acquire a controlling stake in ECom Express for £ 1400 crore, with the aim of strengthening its footprint in India’s e-commerce logistics space. Both companies have approached the Competition Commission of India (CCI) for approval. Delhivery’s share price trend increased to 9.3 percent to achieve £ 350.80, responding to the positive earnings. However, the stock remains 24 percent below the peak of 52 weeks of £ 461, hit in May 2024. It touched a low of £ 236.80 in March 2025. Despite the long-term underperformance-have had a strong setback over the past year. This has increased by 15.5 percent so far in May, which expanded its rally after a 20 percent increase in April and 2 percent in March. The recovery followed the sharp drop of 22 percent in February and 7.2 percent in January. Disclaimer: The views and recommendations above are those of individual analysts or brokerage companies, and not of currency. We advise investors to check with certified experts before making investment decisions.