VRL Logistics (VRLLOG) Q4 13/14 earnings summary
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Q4 13/14 earnings summary
28 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY14 revenue reached ₹1,503.78 crore, up 12.61% YoY; PBT was ₹76.76 crore, including a ₹6.64 crore land-sale gain, while net profit fell to ₹57.01 crore from ₹80.29 crore.
Goods transport remained the largest business; passenger operations expanded routes, while management emphasized disciplined credit, cost efficiency and continued investment in technology and fleet capacity.
Financial highlights
Total income was ₹1,503.78 crore vs ₹1,335.32 crore; revenue from operations was ₹1,493.79 crore vs ₹1,325.50 crore.
Profit before exceptional item and tax was ₹70.13 crore vs ₹63.59 crore; reported PBT was ₹76.76 crore vs ₹63.59 crore.
Net profit was ₹57.01 crore vs ₹80.29 crore; reported EPS was ₹7.19 vs ₹11.36.
EBITDA was ₹223.22 crore; net worth reached ₹306.39 crore at FY14 year-end.
Outlook and guidance
FY15 operating turnover was expected to approach ₹1,700 crore; management targeted sustained growth, improved profitability and continued cost-reduction and efficiency measures.
Planned expansion included northern and eastern markets, wider VRL Priority door-to-door service and Metro Link for consignments weighing 1–5 tonnes.
Management anticipated benefits from economic recovery, supported by the national network, balance sheet and workforce.
A new in-house ERP, “All in One,” was implemented; management cited faster reporting, improved MIS and transparency.
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