The company said the risk had been classified as low and was mainly related to phishing and impersonation exposure. Blue Dart said the CERT-In authorities have been notified about the incident as required.
The company added that immediate remedial measures were taken to mitigate the risk, and the incident has been assessed and contained. It also said there has been no significant financial impact on business operations or sensitive data following the incident.
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Blue Dart Express reported a 15.7% decline in net profit for Q3FY26, at ₹68.3 crore compared with ₹81 crore in the same period last year. The company’s revenue rose 6.9% to ₹1,616 crore, driven by steady growth in domestic demand and contributions from tier-II and III markets.
EBITDA increased 17% to ₹281 crore, with margins expanding to 17.4% from 15.9% a year ago, reflecting strong operational discipline and cost management across its logistics network.
The company reported an exceptional item of around ₹44.3 crore in its standalone results, reflecting the estimated financial impact of India’s new labour codes notified in November 2025, covering social security, wages, occupational safety, and industrial relations.
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The impact includes increased employee benefit obligations and higher freight, handling, and servicing costs. Blue Dart said it continues to monitor developments and will factor in further clarifications as rules are notified.
Shares of Blue Dart Express Ltd ended at ₹5,173.70, up by ₹127.75, or 2.53%, on the BSE.
(Edited by : Jomy Jos Pullokaran)
