Delhivery Limited (NSE: DELHIVERY) reported unaudited consolidated results for the quarter ended December 31, 2025. The company delivered double-digit revenue growth and a sharp improvement in operating profitability during the peak festive season. All reported figures exclude the impact of the Ecom Express acquisition.
Revenue from services rose 18% year on year to ₹2,798 crore, and increased 10% sequentially. Express Parcel volumes reached 295 million shipments, up 43% year on year. Part-Truckload volumes crossed 500,000 metric tonnes for the first time, growing 23% year on year.
Service EBITDA margins in the transport segment expanded to 16.4%, compared with 12.8% a year earlier. Adjusted EBITDA rose to ₹147 crore, a 227% year-on-year increase, representing a margin of 5.3%. Profit after tax stood at ₹40 crore after integration costs and exceptional items, and ₹110 crore before these adjustments.
The sharp rise in adjusted EBITDA and margin expansion in transport services signal improved operating efficiency at higher volumes. The company indicated that quarterly adjusted EBITDA was at a level comparable to the full-year FY25 outcome.
Nine-Month & Full-Year Context
For the nine months ended December 31, 2025, the company crossed ₹1,000 crore in service EBITDA on a cumulative basis, marking the first such milestone in a financial year. Management attributed the improvement to operating leverage across Express and PTL networks during higher utilization periods.
SWOT Analysis
Strengths:
• Double-digit revenue growth and record adjusted EBITDA in Q3 FY26
• Strong scale in Express Parcel and PTL with significant year-on-year volume growth
• Expanded service portfolio across domestic, international, and on-demand logistics
Weaknesses:
• Net profitability remains affected by integration and exceptional costs
• Margins remain lower outside peak utilization periods, as indicated by seasonal leverage effects
Opportunities:
• Growing e-commerce and SME export demand supporting Express and international parcel services
• Expansion of supply-chain contracts and technology-led logistics platforms
Threats:
• Competitive pressure in logistics pricing
• Operational risks from rapid network scaling and integration activities
Logistics Expansion
Growth was led by Express Parcel and PTL, supported by new supply-chain mandates and expanded on-demand logistics coverage. The company launched an economy international air-parcel service for exports and expanded its Delhivery Direct offering to additional cities during the quarter.
Profitability Monitor
Investors are monitoring the sustainability of transport margins after the peak season, volume trends in Express Parcel and PTL, and execution of new supply-chain and international logistics initiatives. Progress on integration-related costs and their impact on reported profitability remains a focus.
Risks & Concerns
Key risks include volume volatility outside peak periods, competitive intensity in pricing, and execution risks linked to network expansion and new service launches. Reported profitability remains sensitive to integration and exceptional costs.