TVS SCS Q4 Net Profit at 5.4 Cr
TVS Supply Chain Solutions Limited (NSE: TVSSCS, BOM: 543965), a global supply chain solutions provider and one of the largest and fastest growing integrated supply chain solutions providers in India, today announced its consolidated unaudited financial results for the fourth quarter and full year ended 31st March 2024. The Company reported Profit After Tax of 
5.40 Cr for the quarter ended 31-March-2024 as against the loss of 9.4 Cr in Q4 FY 23.
5.40 Cr for the quarter ended 31-March-2024 as against the loss of 9.4 Cr in Q4 FY 23.
The summary of business and financial performance of the two operating segments viz., Integrated Supply Chain Solutions (“ISCS”) segment and Network Solutions (“NS” are provided along with the summary of the consolidated financial performance.
ISCS segment with quarterly revenue of 1379.5 Cr continued its growth trajectory with 8.4% QoQ growth and 9.9% YoY. This growth was driven through a combination of new customer additions, encirclement (additional wallet share with existing customers) and through continued diversification of sectoral base of customers. During the quarter, key new business wins included an Indian OEM in Commercial Vehicle space, a Defence Contractor in the UK and a leading Water utility services company in the UK. EBITDA margin for ISCS in the current quarter was 9.6% an YoY increase of 40 bps.
1379.5 Cr continued its growth trajectory with 8.4% QoQ growth and 9.9% YoY. This growth was driven through a combination of new customer additions, encirclement (additional wallet share with existing customers) and through continued diversification of sectoral base of customers. During the quarter, key new business wins included an Indian OEM in Commercial Vehicle space, a Defence Contractor in the UK and a leading Water utility services company in the UK. EBITDA margin for ISCS in the current quarter was 9.6% an YoY increase of 40 bps.
Full Year ISCS segment revenue was 5240 cr, a YoY growth of 14.4 %. All key geographies viz., UK, USA and India grew consistently. EBITDA margins for the same period grew by 130 bps driving an absolute EBITDA growth of 31.4% to 536.2 Cr.
5240 cr, a YoY growth of 14.4 %. All key geographies viz., UK, USA and India grew consistently. EBITDA margins for the same period grew by 130 bps driving an absolute EBITDA growth of 31.4% to 536.2 Cr.
NS business segment reported quarterly revenue of 1046.8 Cr, a 10.2% QoQ growth basis. Revenue nearly matched the same quarter numbers in FY 23 reflecting a relative stabilization of the global freight markets and growth in the Integrated Final Mile (IFM) business.
1046.8 Cr, a 10.2% QoQ growth basis. Revenue nearly matched the same quarter numbers in FY 23 reflecting a relative stabilization of the global freight markets and growth in the Integrated Final Mile (IFM) business.
For the full year ended March 2024, revenue from NS segment was 3960 Cr which fell by 26.9% compared to the previous year as global freight rates normalized after the COVID highs.
3960 Cr which fell by 26.9% compared to the previous year as global freight rates normalized after the COVID highs.
For Q4 FY 24, on a consolidated basis revenue stood at 2426.3 Cr reflecting 9.2% growth on Q-o-Q and 4.5% growth on Y-o-Y basis. The normalization of freight rates and continuous growth in the ISCS segment have helped achieve this topline growth.
2426.3 Cr reflecting 9.2% growth on Q-o-Q and 4.5% growth on Y-o-Y basis. The normalization of freight rates and continuous growth in the ISCS segment have helped achieve this topline growth.
For the full year, the consolidated revenue was at 9200 Cr which was lower by 794 Cr., compared to that of FY 23 mainly due to global trade cycle challenges in NS segment which was compensated by additional business from ISCS segment. The adjusted EBITDA increased to 710.2 cr, a growth of 3.7%. While the operating margins improved, the company reported loss after tax (before exceptional items) for the year at 31.3 Cr compared to profit (before exceptional items) of 57.7 Cr in the previous year, mostly driven by the effect of very high interest costs in the first two quarters. The company returned to profit in Q3 with its turnaround performance through consistent growth in ISCS segment and the Network Solutions reflected stability in Q4. It also reduced debt to the tune of 1,195 cr.
9200 Cr which was lower by 794 Cr., compared to that of FY 23 mainly due to global trade cycle challenges in NS segment which was compensated by additional business from ISCS segment. The adjusted EBITDA increased to 710.2 cr, a growth of 3.7%. While the operating margins improved, the company reported loss after tax (before exceptional items) for the year at 31.3 Cr compared to profit (before exceptional items) of 57.7 Cr in the previous year, mostly driven by the effect of very high interest costs in the first two quarters. The company returned to profit in Q3 with its turnaround performance through consistent growth in ISCS segment and the Network Solutions reflected stability in Q4. It also reduced debt to the tune of 1,195 cr.
Commenting on the financial performance, Mr. Ravi Viswanathan, Managing Director, TVS Supply Chain Solutions Ltd. said, “The quarterly and annual results reflect the consistent growth in the ISCS segment and strong resilience, despite major headwinds, in the NS segment. We have made considerable progress in our cross selling and customer acquisition strategy and significantly expanded our footprint within the Fortune 500 customers’ segment. Our technology led solutions are differentiating us in the marketplace as we embark on deploying AI at scale in our customer engagements across the USA, Europe and India.”
He further added, “We are continuously strengthening our organization with process and technology to capitalize on growth opportunities and remain confident of our healthy business development pipeline, which will drive further growth in FY 25.”
Commenting on the performance, Mr. Ravi Prakash Bhagavathula, Global CFO of TVS Supply Chain Solutions Ltd. said, “Our financial performance for Q4 FY 24 is a result of the continuous cost optimisation, digitisation and operational efficiency measures, which has driven the margin expansion by 80 bps, and realization of the full benefits of the debt reduction efforts of the Company. These measures have laid the essential foundation as we pursue our medium-term goals.”
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