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Blue Dart Express Ltd reported a 30.8% rise in standalone net profit to INR 79.5 crore for the quarter ended 30 September 2025, with revenue from operations at INR 1,549 crore. For the first half of FY26, profit grew 12.6% to INR 126.43 crore, while sales rose 7.2% to INR 2,991.25 crore. The company credited its growth to network expansion, automation, and last-mile delivery enhancements. Managing Director Balfour Manuel said Blue Dart remains poised to benefit from GST 2.0 and rising logistics demand. The firm also launched a Digital Account Opening platform and inaugurated a Green Integrated Ground Hub in Haryana, highlighting its focus on digitalisation, sustainability, and scalable logistics infrastructure.
Blue Dart Express Ltd announced that its standalone net profit rose by 30.8 per cent to INR 79.5 crore during the quarter ended 30 September 2025. The company's revenue from operations for the period stood at INR 1,549 crore. Over the first half of FY26, the firm achieved a 12.6 per cent growth in net profit at INR 126.43 crore, while its net sales increased 7.2 per cent to INR 2,991.25 crore compared to the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year. Advertisement
The company attributed its performance to network expansion and ongoing infrastructure upgrades. During the quarter, Blue Dart continued strengthening its express and ground network through the establishment of automated hubs and upgraded facilities designed to boost operational efficiency, scalability, and service reliability. It also focused on enhancing last-mile connectivity, which remains critical to its express logistics segment amid growing e-commerce and manufacturing activity across urban and semi-urban markets.
Managing Director Balfour Manuel observed that the quarterly performance underscored the company's resilience in an evolving economic landscape and the strength of its business model. He indicated that Blue Dart remained well-positioned to capitalise on macroeconomic shifts, including the implementation of GST 2.0, which was expected to boost public consumption and stimulate logistics demand in the coming quarters.
As part of its digital transformation drive, the company launched a new Digital Account Opening platform that allows businesses to register and begin shipping in less than ten minutes. Blue Dart also inaugurated a Green Integrated Ground Hub in Pataudi, Haryana, further reinforcing its commitment to environmentally responsible growth. The hub is designed to integrate sustainability and technology to deliver efficient, low-emission operations while supporting capacity expansion across northern India.
The logistics company reiterated its focus on long-term goals centred around digitalisation, network scalability, and green logistics solutions. With a strong domestic footprint and continuous operational improvements, Blue Dart aims to strengthen its role as a critical enabler of India's express logistics and supply-chain ecosystem.
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