CONCOR Q4 FY25 results: profit dips, dividend ₹2

What CONCOR reported for Q4 FY25

Container Corporation of India Ltd (CONCOR) posted a subdued set of numbers for the quarter ended March 31, 2025 (Q4 FY25), with profit and revenue slipping year-on-year. The company reported consolidated net profit of about ₹298.5 crore for Q4 FY25 versus about ₹303 crore in Q4 FY24, as cited in the company-focused summary shared in the text. A quarterly table in the provided data also shows net income of ₹298.53 crore for Mar 25 compared with ₹317.93 crore for Mar 24. Another summary in the same text mentions Q4 FY25 net profit of ₹287.69 crore versus ₹301.25 crore a year ago, indicating that multiple figures are being circulated in the source material. Separately, a Reuters line referenced consolidated net profit of 2.63 billion rupees (about ₹263 crore), while another Reuters-style line in the same input referenced 2.99 billion rupees (about ₹299 crore). The common thread across the inputs is that Q4 profitability was weaker than last year.

Revenue and segment pressure

Revenue for Q4 FY25 was reported at ₹2,287.8 crore, down 1.6% year-on-year from ₹2,325 crore. The quarterly table also lists total revenue of ₹2,287.83 crore for Mar 25 versus ₹2,325.13 crore for Mar 24, broadly matching the headline decline. The text attributes the weaker top line primarily to a 10% decline in revenue from the domestic cargo segment. It also links the domestic slowdown to a broader softness in internal logistics movement, even as global trade channels were described as stabilising. With CONCOR operating across domestic and exim container logistics, this domestic drag mattered for consolidated growth.

EBITDA fell and margins narrowed

EBITDA was reported to have declined sharply year-on-year in the provided material. One section states EBITDA fell 10% to ₹526.6 crore from ₹585.7 crore, and EBITDA margin declined to 23% from 25.2% in the year-ago period. Another line in the same input states EBITDA declined 10.1% to ₹465 crore from ₹517.5 crore, also attributing the change to operational cost pressures and lower margins. While the specific EBITDA values vary across the text snippets, both versions point to margin compression in Q4 FY25.

Expense and profitability lines from the quarterly table

The quarterly table provided (figures in ₹ crore) shows total operating expense of ₹2,007.28 crore in Mar 25 versus ₹1,991.44 crore in Mar 24. Operating income is shown at ₹280.55 crore for Mar 25 compared with ₹333.69 crore for Mar 24. Net income is listed at ₹298.53 crore for Mar 25 and ₹317.93 crore for Mar 24, with diluted normalised EPS at 3.89 versus 4.15. The same table shows net income before taxes of ₹423.73 crore in Mar 25 versus ₹407.40 crore in Mar 24. Taken together, the table indicates pressure on operating profitability despite only a modest year-on-year change in operating costs.

Share price reaction and market focus

The input text notes that CONCOR shares fell on lower Q4 profit, and that investors focused on the softer Q4 FY25 financial results. It also states that the share price dropped sharply on May 23 following underwhelming Q4 FY25 earnings, even as corporate actions such as dividends and a bonus issue were highlighted. The material also flags mixed brokerage tone in a headline reference, stating Jefferies was bullish while HSBC was cautious, without providing detailed target prices or rating notes. Overall, the market narrative in the text is that quarterly margins and domestic demand were the key swing factors.

Dividend announcements and payout details

CONCOR declared a final dividend of ₹2.00 per equity share for FY 2024-25, described as 40% of the face value of ₹5 each. The same text states this final dividend is in addition to three interim dividends already paid during the financial year: ₹2.00 per share, ₹3.25 per share, and ₹4.25 per share. As per the provided material, this takes the total dividend payout for FY25 to ₹11.50 per share. The company said the final dividend is subject to shareholders’ approval at the 37th AGM, and the payment would be made within 30 days from the date of the AGM if approved. The record date for determining eligibility for the final dividend was stated as June 6, 2025.

Bonus issue and other record dates mentioned

The text also mentions a proposed bonus share issue in a 1:4 ratio, described as one bonus share for every four shares held, with the record date stated as “to be announced”. Separately, another line states the company announced a dividend of ₹3.4 per share on January 29, 2026 with a record date of February 9, 2026. Because these dates and amounts appear alongside FY25 corporate action information, readers should note they refer to different announcements in the supplied material.

Full-year highlights and throughput milestone

Despite the softer quarter, the input says CONCOR posted record full-year figures. FY25 revenue was stated at ₹8,887 crore and profit after tax (PAT) at ₹1,292 crore. The company also achieved its highest-ever throughput, crossing the 5 million TEUs mark in container handling during the year, as per the text. These full-year data points were presented as a contrast to the quarterly margin and domestic segment pressures.

Key numbers at a glance

What to watch next

The provided text lists the next report date as November 14, with the report period stated as Q2 2025. For investors tracking CONCOR, the next key datapoints will be whether domestic cargo demand improves and whether margins stabilise after the Q4 EBITDA decline referenced in the material. Corporate actions remain in focus, particularly the final dividend that is subject to shareholder approval at the AGM and the proposed bonus issue where the record date was not specified in the input.