AVG Logistics delivered a solid FY25, reporting revenue of ₹551.52 Cr, EBITDA of ₹95.57 Cr, and PAT of ₹21.33 Cr.

As a leading multi-modal logistics player, the company is seeing robust growth across segments like road, rail, cold chain, and warehousing, covering over 18,000 pin codes.

Strategically, AVG Logistics is expanding its multi-modal capabilities, targeting the growing cold chain sector, and leveraging train leases for freight.

They are actively embracing cutting-edge technologies like ADAS, GPS, and ERP to enhance efficiency and safety across all operations.

Recent developments include securing a ₹105 Cr Indian Railways contract and a ₹90 Cr deal with a leading cement company.

They launched India's first LNG fleet, acquired Kaizen Logistics, and entered liquid logistics with 180 ISO tankers.

Notably, AVG Logistics introduced India's first fleet of 5 high-tonnage electric vehicles in March 2025 and formed a 3PL partnership with PepsiCo India.

Management aims to capitalize on strong market tailwinds driven by the shift towards integrated logistics, the e-commerce boom, and a growing focus on sustainability.

Their plan is to boost profitability through high-growth segments and lower emissions with greener EV and LNG fleets.