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Jet Freight (543420) Sep 2025 Filing Analysis

01 · Management Credibility

Does management do what it says?

Asset-Light vs Asset-Heavy Model Trade-off

The company is transitioning from a 2PL freight forwarder to a 4PL provider for seamless supply chain integration. (+3 more commitments)

“Advancing from 2PL to 4PL for Seamless Supply Chain Integration”

Jet Freight · Investor PPT · Sep 2025 · p.7
Network Density and Pin Code Coverage

Strategic focus on expanding door-to-door delivery with a particular emphasis on domestic services as an extension of port-to-port services.

Door to Door Delivery (with particular focus on Domestic Services as an extension of Port-to-Port services)

Jet Freight · Investor PPT · Sep 2025 · p.22
Technology as Competitive Moat

The company is developing a digital platform to power its logistics operations. (+3 more commitments)

Powering Operations with Digital Platform (under development)

Jet Freight · Investor PPT · Sep 2025 · p.12

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02 · Business Model

How durable is the business?

Network Density and Pin Code Coverage
75/100

The company is shifting its focus towards domestic services, specifically targeting 'Door to Door Delivery' as a key growth pillar for the next 3-5 years. (1 shifted, 2 expanding)

Operating across 13 branches in India... Mumbai, Pune, Goa, Calicut, Kannur, Cochin, Thiruvananthapuram, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Gurugram, Kolkata

Jet Freight · Investor PPT · Sep 2025 · p.16
Other Findings
63/100

Profitability has seen a massive turnaround; EBITDA margins expanded from 0.8% to 3.4% for the 9-month period, driven by operational efficiencies and volume growth. (4 expanding, 1 shifted across 1 engine)

Revenue from Operations: 1,193.7 (INR Mn) for Q1FY26. YoY% (16.0), QoQ% 5.3. EBITDA Margin (%) 3.7

Jet Freight · Investor PPT · Sep 2025 · p.25
Revenue per Shipment (Realization)
60/100

While overall air freight volumes (tons) saw a slight decline from FY24 to FY25, the mix remains heavily weighted toward Perishables (17,072 tons) compared to General cargo (6,085 tons), maintaining their specialized niche. (1 stable)

Product Category Wise (Air Freight): Perishable (Tons) FY25 17,072, General (Tons) FY25 6,085

Jet Freight · Investor PPT · Sep 2025 · p.26

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03 · Future Growth

Where does growth come from?

Other Findings
75/100

The company has set an aggressive forward-looking target for earnings growth. Current H1FY25 results show a massive 100% YoY jump in EBITDA, suggesting the 40% CAGR target is currently being outperformed as the company scales. (5 accelerating across 5 signals, 2 leading indicators)

Growth over Next 3 to 5 Years... Earnings CAGR 40%

Jet Freight · Investor PPT · Sep 2025 · p.22
Asset-Light vs Asset-Heavy Model Trade-off
72/100

Jet Freight is shifting from a pure freight forwarder to a 'virtual airline' operator by signing a multi-aircraft deal for Airbus A330 P2F widebody cargo planes, which will drastically increase their per-flight capacity to 60-62 tonnes. (1 new trend across 1 signal, 1 leading indicator)

“Advancing from 2PL to 4PL for Seamless Supply Chain Integration”

Jet Freight · Investor PPT · Sep 2025 · p.7
Technology as Competitive Moat
69/100

Jet Freight is developing a new digital platform to automate and power its logistics operations, aiming to improve efficiency through technology.

Powering Operations with Digital Platform (under development)

Jet Freight · Investor PPT · Sep 2025 · p.12
Shipment Volume Growth Rate
65/100

Historical volume data shows consistent growth in Air Freight (from 17,942 tons in FY21 to 24,834 tons in FY24) and a massive surge in Ocean Freight (from 240 TEU to 6,803 TEU). The 10-15% target appears conservative relative to recent historical performance. (4 steady across 4 signals)

Volume CAGR 10% to 15%

Jet Freight · Investor PPT · Sep 2025 · p.22
Network Density and Pin Code Coverage
60/100

The company is expanding its service offerings to include 'Door to Door' delivery, specifically focusing on domestic services to complement its existing port-to-port operations.

Door to Door Delivery (with particular focus on Domestic Services as an extension of Port-to-Port services)

Jet Freight · Investor PPT · Sep 2025 · p.22

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04 · Risk

What could break the thesis?

Asset-Light vs Asset-Heavy Model Trade-off
86/100

INSUFFICIENT_DATA. The current December 2024 presentation focuses on general business overview and financial highlights, with no specific update on the Airbus A330 P2F deal or the status of the airline partner. (1 insufficient_data, 2 intensifying, 1 high-severity)

JFLL Becomes Launch Customer for A330 P2F Aircraft — Multi-Aircraft Deal Signed... Aircraft will be operated through a partner airline model, with flight operations outsourced to the aforementioned airline company.

Jet Freight · Investor PPT · Sep 2025 · p.23
Shipment Volume Growth Rate
80/100

The risk is INTENSIFYING. Ocean freight volumes saw a massive decline from 6,803 TEU in FY24 to 3,910 TEU in FY25, indicating a significant loss of momentum or market share in the sea freight segment. (2 intensifying, 3 easing, 1 high-severity)

Revenue from Operations 1,193.7 [Q1FY26] 1,420.4 [Q1FY25] (16.0) [YoY%]

Jet Freight · Investor PPT · Sep 2025 · p.25
Other Findings
69/100

The risk is INTENSIFYING. Interest costs for H1FY25 (INR 30.5 Mn) are up 13.2% compared to H1FY24 (INR 26.9 Mn), continuing the upward trend in debt servicing costs. (5 intensifying, 1 high-severity)

Short Term Borrowings 442.4 [FY23] 391.9 [FY24] 482.8 [FY25]

Jet Freight · Investor PPT · Sep 2025 · p.28
Cold Chain Logistics Expansion
58/100

The risk is STABLE. Perishables continue to dominate the air freight mix, accounting for 17,072 tons out of 23,157 total tons in FY25. While volumes dipped slightly from FY24 (17,582 tons), the high dependency on this single category remains unchanged. (3 stable)

Product Category Wise (Air Freight) Perishable (Tons) 17,072 [FY25] General (Tons) 6,085 [FY25]

Jet Freight · Investor PPT · Sep 2025 · p.26

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