On-line trucking platform BlackBuck reported a 3rd quarter of FY26, posting sharp development in income and a return to sustained profitability as its core and new companies scaled up.

For the quarter ended December 2025, BlackBuck’s complete earnings rose 53% 12 months on 12 months to Rs 188.27 crore, in contrast with Rs 123 crore in Q3 FY25, in response to monetary statements sourced from the Nationwide Inventory Change.

Income from operations elevated to Rs 171.78 crore from Rs 114 crore a 12 months earlier, whereas different earnings of about Rs 16 crore took total income to Rs 188 crore. Truck operator companies continued to dominate the enterprise, contributing practically 98% of working income.

The corporate reported EBITDA of Rs 44.77 crore, up 49% 12 months on 12 months, and revenue after tax of Rs 31.72 crore, reversing a lack of Rs 48 crore in the identical quarter final 12 months. On a sequential foundation, revenue rose about 10% from Rs 29 crore in Q2 FY26. Adjusted EBITDA stood at Rs 50.04 crore, reflecting working leverage and scale advantages.

Core companies grew 31% 12 months on 12 months, with telematics recording file gross sales throughout merchandise. Progress companies expanded sharply, led by the Superloads class, which reported over 270% year-on-year development. Car finance disbursals rose 35% quarter on quarter, indicating bettering adoption past the core funds and cargo market.

On the associated fee aspect, worker profit bills elevated 16% 12 months on 12 months to Rs 40.5 crore, accounting for about 29% of complete expenditure. Depreciation and different working prices pushed total bills to Rs 142 crore in Q3 FY26, in contrast with Rs 93 crore a 12 months earlier.

For the 9 months ended December 2025, BlackBuck’s income rose 53% to Rs 466.5 crore, from Rs 305 crore within the corresponding interval final 12 months, underlining the consistency of development by the fiscal 12 months.

Throughout the quarter, Rajesh Kumar Naidu Yabaji, chairman and CEO, bought 20 lakh shares, or 9.37% of his holding, in a Rs 135 crore bulk deal. The transaction lowered his stake from 11.81% to 10.7% of the corporate’s 18.07 crore fairness shares.

Going forward, BlackBuck stated it should deal with market share growth, aggressive scale-up of Superloads, continued digitisation of hundreds by classifieds, and a calibrated growth of car finance, whereas utilizing working leverage to fund new companies and strengthen profitability in its core operations.