In its quarterly results, the company said total income rose 53% year-on-year (YoY) to Rs 188.2 crore in the quarter ended December 31, 2025, while expenses increased to Rs 92.5 crore from Rs 74.4 crore in the same period last year.
The company also incurred an exceptional cost of Rs 3.8 crore in Q3 FY26 following the notification of new labour codes.
Blackbuck’s core business offerings include its load platform (a digital marketplace matching shippers and truckers), tolling, vehicle tracking, fuel monitoring, and more. “Core businesses grew at 31.22% on a YoY basis and 11.41% QoQ, with strong momentum in H2,” the company said in its investor presentation.
According to BlackBuck, its tolling and telematics businesses outperformed industry growth, while its Superloads and vehicle finance businesses continued to scale.
Revenue from growth businesses (Superloads, vehicle finance, etc) surged 271% YoY to Rs 34.4 crore in the quarter, led by Superloads and vehicle finance. The Superloads platform — a premium, end-to-end service designed to manage the entire shipment process is now live in nine cities, while vehicle finance disbursals grew 35% sequentially, the company said. Classifieds ads
The company’s adjusted EBITDA grew 51% YoY to Rs 50 crore while its Ebitda stood at Rs 44.8 crore, up nearly 49% from a year earlier.
The platform’s total transaction value of payments increased 23% YoY to Rs 7,500 crore, driven by rising adoption among truck operators. The number of transacting customers recorded were 8.3 lakh, while users accessing at least two services grew 20% to nearly 4.2 lakh.
The company said its strategy remains focussed on market share expansion, consistent growth, profitability, and big ticket investments in new businesses.
Blackbuck, backed by Accel and Flipkart, listed on the stock exchanges in November 2024. On Thursday the company’s shares on the NSE and BSE traded marginally down, at Rs 619.
