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TVS supply chain unit eyes margin boost
Hindustan Times Bengaluru
|November 20, 2025
TVS Supply Chain Solutions (SCS), whose wafer-thin margins and weak post-IPO (initial public offering) performance have dampened investor sentiment since its 2023 debut, is looking to reset expectations after a major overhaul of its overseas operations.
As part of ‘Project One’, the company has consolidated businesses in high-cost markets such as Europe and the US and shifted back-end work to India. These efforts are expected to save about ₹120 crore annually and lift its profit before tax margin to 4% by FY27, managing director Ravi Viswanathan said in an interview with Mint on Wednesday.
The margin was under 1% in the first half of the financial year 2026.
The company is also investing in expanding its high-margin integrated supply chain services (ISCS) business in the US and Europe and is hiring more people in its business development teams, he said,
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