The plea, which Moneycontrol has reviewed, notes that Go First received Rs 57 lakh on May 2, the day it filed for insolvency, despite being aware that it may not be able to render the services even in the future as Go First does not have operable fleet in its own admission.
The research house has stuck to its “outperform” rating with target price of Rs 460 a share, saying it sees higher volumes and market share gains
Kotak said Delhivery’s ‘mesh’ network makes more sense for a logistics market as dynamic and spread out as India's.
While a gradual recovery in margins is expected, debt to rise further
Delhivery is said to be in talks to buy Allcargo Logistics’ stake in express distribution and supply chain solutions company Gati. Investors are wondering what a deal, if it actually happens, would mean for these three logistics players.
The Delhivery stock kept making loud blips on the mutual fund radar with an 8 percent rise in the market. While Gati lost nearly 17 percent, the AllCargo Logistics stock gained around 18 percent year to date
Given the large quantum of corporate overhead costs, operating breakeven seems far away.
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Delhivery's revenue has now declined for two consecutive quarters. In the December quarter, the logistics company's revenue had dropped 8.5 percent from a year earlier.
Sunil Kumar Bansal’s exit comes shortly after Abhik Kumar Mitra, CEO of Spoton – a B2B logistics company that Delhivery bought for $200 million in August 2021 – left in April.
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Bernstein sees Delivery's medium term revenue growth in mid-teens with an adjusted EBITDA breakeven in FY24.
The shares were sold at an average price of Rs 330 apiece, taking the transaction value to Rs 387.87 crore.
Internet Fund III Pte Ltd had held 3.41 crore shares or 4.68 percent stake in Delhivery as of December 2022.
Delhivery share price inches 1 percent higher after bulk deals worth Rs 388.15 crore were made.
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Delhivery shares have fallen over 36 percent since listing
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It was earlier reported that Softbank was planning to sell stake worth Rs 600 crore in the logistics company at a discount to market price
Softbank is also considering the option to upsize, if the deal evokes a strong demand. The shares are likely to be offered at a 3-5 percent discount against the market price.
The venture capital fund managed by Tiger Global Management has sold more than 1.23 crore equity shares of Delhivery.
The stock has been under pressure ever since the company said in October that it expected moderate growth in shipment volumes for the rest of FY23