TVS Supply Chain Solutions targets double-digit revenue growth amid global uncertainty
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TVS Supply Chain Solutions is optimistic about achieving double-digit revenue growth, supported by a record revenue of ₹11,003 crore in FY26 and a growing demand from global manufacturers. The company is expanding its integrated supply chain offerings and has significantly increased its Fortune Global 500 customer base, indicating strong market positioning and a robust order pipeline for future growth.
TVS Supply Chain Solutions is confident of achieving a double-digit revenue growth going forward, banking on expanding integrated supply chain offerings, higher-margin services and growing demand from global manufacturers diversifying their supply chains, said its Chairman R Dinesh in the company’s FY26 annual report.
In FY26 the company reached its highest-ever revenue of ₹11,003 crore, a 10 per cent growth over FY25.
India continues to be one of the most attractive long-term growth markets globally. A 6–7 per cent growth in GDP in FY27, with the world in flux, makes India even more attractive in the short term, Dinesh said in the report.
Traditionally, logistics companies across the world have grown at twice the rate of GDP. However, TVS SCS has demonstrated in the past that, by increasing the sophistication of our offerings and providing integrated solutions, our growth rates can be much higher, Dinesh noted.
“Therefore, we remain confident that even in geographies with lower growth rates, we will be able to deliver our target of double-digit revenue growth,” he said.
The company’s managing director Ravi Viswanathan in the annual report said during FY26, the Fortune Global 500 customer base for TVS Supply Chain Solutions Ltd increased to 100, nearly doubling from 54 in FY21.
The growth outlook is supported by a robust order pipeline and further strengthened by favourable market tailwinds, the strategic acquisition of Swamy & Sons, and MoU with the ALA Group to enter the high-margin aerospace and segments, positioning us for sustained growth and enhanced value creation, he said.
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