Blue Dart Express reported an eight percent increase in consolidated revenue from operations at Rs 5,720 crore, “underscoring its operational resilience and ability to maintain service continuity across markets.”
Consolidated profit after tax of Rs 252 crore was down from Rs 301 crore during the last financial year, says an official release.
For the fourth quarter ended March 31, 2025 consolidated revenue from operations came in at Rs 1,417 crore and net profit declined to Rs 55 crore.
“Our focus in FY25 was on delivering consistency, maintaining service quality and enhancing our offering strength with significant investments towards our aviation capabilities and infrastructure – an approach that will continue as we gear up for the future,” says Balfour Manuel, Managing Director, Blue Dart Express. “With a long-term perspective on these investments, we remain committed to reinforcing our core, adopting technology for efficiency and delivering reliable service. Several of these investments are front-loaded, and we anticipate upcoming business growth to drive cost optimization.
“As we look ahead to FY26, we remain cautiously optimistic amid ongoing external uncertainties. Nonetheless, Blue Dart will continue to invest in expanding our network, advancing digital capabilities and embedding sustainable practices to drive long-term operational strength to enhance service capabilities, deepen customer trust, and build operational resilience.”