Transport giant TCI closed FY2026 on a strong note, posting double-digit revenue growth and solid profit gains as demand surged across warehousing, multimodal transport and sector-specific logistics solutions.

 

Transport Corporation of India reported consolidated revenue of Rs. 1,336 crore for the fourth quarter ended March 31, 2026 — up 11.6% from Rs. 1,197 crore a year earlier. EBITDA rose 7.4% to Rs. 174 crore, while profit after tax climbed 8.7% to Rs. 125 crore.

 

For the full financial year, the logistics major posted revenue of Rs. 4,965 crore, up 9.4% year-on-year. Annual PAT increased 10.6% to Rs. 460 crore, underlining sustained momentum across its multimodal logistics network and supply chain businesses.

 

The company’s standalone business also delivered robust growth, with quarterly PAT jumping 12.1% and annual PAT rising by the same margin.

 

The strong performance comes as TCI expands aggressively across warehousing, rail, road and coastal shipping, while deepening its presence in high-growth sectors including FMCG, consumer durables, renewables, e-commerce and quick commerce.

 

Vineet Agarwal, Managing Director, Transport Corporation of India Ltd. commented, “Q4 FY2026 reflected TCI’s steady execution and disciplined operations in a dynamic business environment. Our diversified portfolio, integrated multimodal capabilities and customer-led approach continued to strengthen our market position.

 

"TCI saw healthy traction across warehousing, multimodal movement and sector-specific logistics solutions, with our 3PL, cold chain and warehousing offerings serving customers across FMCG, consumer durables, renewables, e-commerce and quick commerce. 

 

"Momentum across rail, road and coastal shipping, supported by continued investments in warehouses, hubs, trucks and rail car carriers, is strengthening our long-term capabilities, alongside our exploration of EV trucks to advance greener logistics.

 

"Looking ahead, we remain focused on leveraging our investments in technology, multimodal infrastructure, green logistics and strategic partnerships to create enduring value for our customers, communities and shareholders.”

 

The company said continued investments in technology, green logistics and infrastructure will remain central to its long-term growth strategy as India’s logistics sector undergoes rapid transformation.