TVS Supply Chain targets mid- to high-teens FY27 growth as Sankyu partnership expands

TVS Supply Chain Solutions expects mid- to high-teens revenue growth in FY27, with profit growth outpacing sales. Its partnership with Japan’s Sankyu will broaden offerings in India across manufacturing support, transport, engineering and maintenance; Sankyu is seeking approval to acquire up to a 0.5% stake.

— Source publishedFri, 11 Sept, 2026, 16:15 IST·First seen Fri, 11 Sept, 2026, 16:21 IST·Source CNBC-TV18 · Companies

What happened

TVS Supply Chain Solutions forecasts mid- to high-teens FY27 revenue growth and faster profit growth. Its Sankyu partnership will expand India offerings into

Key facts

  • Mid-teens to high-teens revenue growth projected for FY27
  • Sankyu may acquire up to 0.5% stake
  • Promoter share de-pledging progress expected in Q3 FY27
  • Shares declined nearly 3% over the past year
  • Market capitalisation around ₹5,780.03 crore

What changed

TVS Supply Chain Solutions forecasts mid- to high-teens FY27 revenue growth and faster profit growth. Its Sankyu partnership will expand India offerings into manufacturing support, transport, engineering and maintenance, with Sankyu pursuing approval to buy up to a 0.5% stake.

Why this matters

TVS Supply Chain’s expanded Sankyu partnership could strengthen its India service breadth across manufacturing, transport, engineering and maintenance while supporting mid- to high-teens FY27 revenue growth.

What to watch

  • Announcement of specific joint customer wins, contract values or named industry verticals within the next three months.
  • Sankyu regulatory approval and completion of its up-to-0.5% TVS Supply Chain stake purchase.
  • Order-book growth, new-client additions and management commentary on partnership revenue contribution.
  • EBITDA margin trajectory versus revenue growth, especially employee, technology and transport-cost inflation.
  • Indian manufacturing capex, Japanese FDI announcements and demand conditions in automotive and industrial end markets.