Latest News About Delhivery

Here are the latest publicly reported developments on Delhivery, based on recent summaries from major business news outlets:

• Leadership and financial updates

  • Delhivery reported leadership changes, including CFO Amit Agarwal stepping down with Vivek Pabari named as his successor, as part of ongoing governance adjustments. This was accompanied by commentary on the timing and implications for the company’s finances and reporting. [Evidence across multiple outlets in May–December 2025 period].

• Tax and regulatory matters

  • The company faced a GST demand order of approximately ₹49 crore related to services from FY 2018–19 to 2022–23, with management expressing optimism about a favorable outcome and stating the impact would not be material to overall finances. Separately, Delhivery dissolved its Bangladesh subsidiary, ending operations there. [Reported by financial news aggregators and stock-market coverage in late 2025].

• Financial performance

  • Delhivery’s quarterly results showed excursions in profitability with some quarters swinging to profit and others showing profit declines or losses, depending on the period analyzed. Notably, Q2 FY26 referenced a loss despite revenue growth, while Q3 FY25 highlighted a profitable quarter with growth in revenue and improvements in margins. [Multiple outlets covering quarterly results through 2025].

• Strategic moves

  • The company has discussed pursuing acquisitions and partnerships, including potential considerations related to rivals or complementary players in the express parcel and logistics space, subject to regulatory approvals. [Coverage from Indian business outlets in 2025].

• Operational highlights

  • Delhivery has reported continued growth in shipment volumes and express parcel activity, with some quarters recording record volumes and strong execution, even as profitability fluctuates. [Industry coverage in 2025].

If you’d like, I can pull the most up-to-date articles from specific outlets (for example Economic Times, Business Standard, Moneycontrol) and summarize each with key dates, numbers, and implications. I can also assemble a brief table comparing Q3 and Q2 FY26 performance, including revenue, net profit/loss, and notable leadership changes. Would you prefer a tighter summary or a deeper, source-by-source briefing?

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