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Kaushalya Logistics Ltd Management Discussions

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Oct 28, 2026|02:18:55 PM

Kaushalya Logistics Ltd Share Price Management Discussions

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Indias logistics market is projected at USD 259 289 billion in 2025, growing at 8.78 11.4% CAGR toward USD

466 528 billion by the early 2030s. E-commerce is valued at USD 125 159 billion, while real estate reaches USD 585 596 billion. Cement production hit 491.4 million MT in FY26 (up 8.6% YoY), driven by a Rs 12.2 lakh crore infrastructure outlay and aggressive capacity expansion by leading manufacturers. Kaushalya Logistics continues to expand its integrated logistics, e-commerce, and commercial real estate footprint across states. The Company is leveraging PM Gati Shakti corridors, digitization, and client capacity expansions to drive sustainable growth and margin improvement.

2. COMPANY PERFORMANCE

Kaushalya Logistics operates across 125+ locations, serving Dalmia Cement Bharat Limited, Adani Group (ACC

Cement Ltd & Ambuja Cement Ltd), and Shree Cement Ltd. As a diamond-category e-commerce seller, the Company offers Clearing & Forwarding (CFA), and Clearing Consignment & Forwarding Agent (CCFA) services and Multi-modal Logistics, alongside commercial real estate rentals.

During FY 2025-26, the Logistics business continued to show revenue growth driven by expanded client relationships and geographic coverage. The E-Commerce division improved margins by focusing on niche products, despite market-wide disruption from quick-commerce models. The Real Estate portfolio contributed stable rental income, benefitingfrom the broader uptrend in commercial property demand and rising GCC-driven office absorption.

Our Revenues stood at 2,52,137.67 Lakhs with EBITDA reaching 2,547.77 Lakhs and Net profit of 1,222.30 lakhs in this financial year.

3. OUTLOOK & STRATEGY

The Company remains focused on achieving a robust, pan-India supply chain presence with a target of 200+ locations. The cement logistics vertical is expected to benefit directly from client capacity expansions,warehousing, and CFA services.

Strategic priorities for FY 2026-27 include:

Technology Integration: Deploy Tech/ Analytics to reduce costs by 15 20% through digitized logistics operations.

E-Commerce Growth: Leverage diamond-category status for quick-commerce, D2C, and Tier-II/III city penetration.

Real Estate Expansion: Add commercial shop portfolio in emerging logistics/industrial hubs.

New Verticals: Evaluate temperature-controlled and multimodal freight partnerships to diversify revenue streams.

4. RISKS & CONCERNS

Risk Category Description Mitigation
Operational Equipment failure, labour shortages, cargo damage, seasonal cement demand swings (40 60% peak vs lean season), railway wagon shortages Preventive maintenance, insurance, diversified client base, fleet buffer inventory
Financial Rising fuel costs, interest rate volatility, working capital intensity, import duty fluctuations working capital optimization, credit discipline, cost pass-through mechanisms
External Geopolitical instability, natural disasters, trade disruptions, infrastructure gaps in certain corridors Contingency planning, multimodal routing, geographic diversification
Regulatory / Technology GST/e-way bill changes, RBI digital-lending rules, widening 15 20% digitization cost gap vs competitors Proactive compliance, phased tech investment, staff upskilling, vendor partnerships

5. FACTORS AFFECTING OPERATIONS

Factor Impact & Mitigation
Working Capital Logistics and e-commerce are working-capital intensive, requiring continuous investment in fleet, inventory, and technology.
Competition Fragmented industry (top 5 = 28% share). Pricing pressure from organized and unorganized players.
Labour Intensiveness Last-mile and warehousing remain labour-heavy. Wage inflation and shortage are persistent challenges.
Internal Controls Multi-state GST compliance, TDS on contractor payments, and financial reporting need continuous strengthening.
Technology Adoption The 15 20% cost gap between digitized and manual operations is widening; accelerated investment is critical.

6. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Your Directors express their deep gratitude to vendors, business associates, employees, investors, and banks for their continued support and co-operation during the year under review. With stakeholder trust, a disciplined capital allocation framework, and a clear strategic roadmap, the Company is well-positioned to navigate the evolving market landscape and achieve its objectives for FY 2026-27.

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