Balfour Manuel, MD, Blue Dart
Blue Dart Express Ltd. posted a profit after tax of ₹70 crore for the quarter ended December 31, 2025, with revenue from operations reaching ₹1,616 crore. The South Asian logistics major announced its third-quarter results on Friday.
The company attributed its performance to stable domestic demand and disciplined cost management during the quarter. Managing Director Balfour Manuel highlighted meaningful contributions from the Tier-2 and Tier-3 markets, along with steady SME shipment activity, supported by strong network execution.
During the quarter, Blue Dart operationalised its flagship Green Integrated Ground Hub at Pataudi, Haryana, designed to enhance line-haul connectivity and service reliability across North India. The company also launched its Digital Account Opening platform, enabling faster, paperless customer on-boarding for SMEs seeking access to its express logistics services.
Manuel noted that the outlook for the logistics sector remains positive, supported by supply-chain formalisation, sustained consumption momentum, and infrastructure development. The company continues to invest in network capabilities, digital solutions, and operational optimisation to meet evolving customer needs.
Blue Dart, part of DHL Group’s DHL eCommerce division, serves over 56,400 locations across India. The company maintains a focus on sustainability initiatives aimed at reducing environmental impact across its operations.
Blue Dart Express shares ended at ₹5,515 on the NSE today, up by ₹103 or 1.90 per cent. Blue Dart reports ₹70 crore Q3 profit on stable domestic demand
Published on January 30, 2026
