Results · Mobility & Logistics

BlackBuck posts first quarterly profit with revenue growth

By Startup Enthusiast · 5 February 2026

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BlackBuck reported a ₹31.72 Cr profit in Q3 FY26 with 53% revenue growth to ₹188.27 Cr

Truck operator services contributed 98% of operating revenue; Superloads grew over 270%

CEO Rajesh Kumar Naidu Yabaji sold shares worth ₹135 Cr while the firm expands new businesses

BlackBuck posted a ₹31.72 Cr profit after tax for Q3 FY26 compared to a loss last year.
Revenue from operations grew 53% year-on-year to reach ₹171.78 Cr during the quarter.
Total income including other sources reached ₹188.27 Cr driven by strong core business performance.
EBITDA increased 49% to ₹44.77 Cr while adjusted EBITDA stood at ₹50.04 Cr.
Truck operator services contributed approximately 98% of the total operating revenue for the period.
Core businesses saw 31% year-on-year growth while telematics recorded record sales figures.
Growth businesses like Superloads expanded by over 270% year-on-year significantly boosting results.
Vehicle finance disbursals increased by 35% quarter-on-quarter showing strong demand for financing.

The company turned profitable after reporting a loss of ₹48 Cr in the same quarter last year.
Revenue growth of 53% YoY shows strong demand for digital trucking services.
Superloads growth of over 270% indicates successful expansion into new service verticals.

Truck operator services generate approximately 98% of operating revenue for the company.
Core businesses grew 31% year-on-year while telematics recorded record sales.
Growth businesses include Superloads which saw over 270% year-on-year growth.
Vehicle finance disbursals increased 35% quarter-on-quarter.
Employee benefits expenses were ₹40.5 Cr, about 29% of total expenses.

The company plans to expand market share through aggressive scaling of Superloads operations.
BlackBuck intends to drive load digitization via classifieds to enhance platform liquidity.
Calibrated expansion of vehicle finance will continue to support truck owner acquisition.
Management aims to use operating leverage to fund and grow new business verticals.