Announcement under Regulation 30 (LODR) - Press Release
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Transworld Shipping Lines released its Q4 FY26 and full-year FY26 consolidated results, reporting revenue of Rs. 132 crore for Q4 and Rs. 548 crore for FY26, both down from the prior year (Q4 FY25: Rs. 152 crore; FY25: Rs. 650 crore). EBITDA collapsed to Rs. 4 crore in Q4 and Rs. 55 crore for FY26, versus Rs. 37 crore and Rs. 150 crore respectively in the prior year periods. The company swung to a net loss of Rs. 30 crore in Q4 (vs. Rs. 6 crore profit in Q4 FY25) and Rs. 75 crore loss for FY26 (vs. Rs. 28 crore profit in FY25). All container vessels are chartered to Avana Logistek Limited, which remains the primary revenue driver. The company is restructuring its fleet — it sold M.V. SSL Krishna in April 2026 and signed MOAs to sell four more container vessels (SSL Godavari, SSL Gujarat, SSL Bharat, SSL Mumbai) to Avana Logistek, while simultaneously exploring acquisition of modern vessels, including a potential order for 2+2 new container vessels with Swan Defence & Heavy Industries. A joint venture handysize pool with Bainbridge Navigation DMCC is also in progress.
The steep decline in profitability despite stable revenue reflects margin compression in the charter business amid challenging market conditions. Fleet divestment will reduce revenue base, though planned acquisitions aim to renew and optimise the asset mix. The strategic restructuring signals a transitional phase with near-term earnings pressure but potential long-term value creation.