1 crore reported in the year-ago period. 7 crore from Rs 2,294 crore posted in the corresponding quarter of the previous financial year, Delhivery said in a regulatory statement.

5% a year earlier. 1 crore in the previous quarter.

Delhivery outlookDelhivery said the operating environment was particularly challenging due to volatile labour availability amid elections and climate disruptions, geopolitical uncertainty and changes to labour codes. The company said it took additional measures, including deploying buffer staff and increasing network capacity, to maintain service quality.

The resulting increase in costs is expected to be absorbed through revenue growth during the rest of FY27. The company also said higher global crude prices during Q1 pushed up petrol and diesel prices as well as the cost of crude-related consumables.

Delhivery said its customer contracts include fuel cost pass-through mechanisms, which have been activated. Some of these contractual revisions carry a one-month time lag and will be fully reflected in Q2FY27.

It added that revisions to statutory minimum wages across four key states, Haryana, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh and Punjab, led to a meaningful increase in labour costs across its network and at key operating facilities in Tauru, Haryana and Hoskote, Karnataka. 0% in Q1FY26.

Delhivery said it expects no change to its mediumand long-term margin expansion trajectory.