FY26 Annual Report filed; AGM set for Sep 23, 2026

Pat Growth 25pctEbitda Margin ExpansionResults View source PDF Explain this filing

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Logistics Solution Provider peers, median of 45sector-1.4%-1.3% vs sector

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AI summary

Jet Freight Logistics filed FY25-26 Annual Report. Revenue from Operations stood at Rs 444.30 cr. EBITDA rose 31 percent to Rs 20.54 cr with margin expanding to 4.58 percent from 3.52 percent. PAT jumped 81.5 percent to Rs 6.81 cr; EPS climbed to Rs 1.47 from Rs 0.81. 20th AGM scheduled for Sep 23 via video conferencing. Special resolutions seek to raise borrowing limit to Rs 250 cr and investment limit to Rs 150 cr.

Likely market impact

Strong profit growth and margin expansion signal improving operations; higher borrowing and investment limits could support future expansion but may raise debt.