DJ Mediaprint & Logistics Limited — PPTs, 30-05-2025: Investor Presentation

1. Financial Highlights:

DJ Mediaprint & Logistics reported revenue from operations at ₹78.07 Cr for FY25, up 36.75% from ₹57.04 Cr in FY24. EBITDA rose 22.12% to ₹17.18 Cr while PAT increased 29.95% to ₹6.55 Cr. EBITDA margin improved, indicating cost efficiency despite higher material expenses. Total assets grew to ₹101.04 Cr from ₹60.05 Cr, driven by increases in current assets like inventories and receivables. Equity surged to ₹63.59 Cr, supported by share allotment and application money, fueling expansion plans.

2. Strategic Initiatives & Growth Drivers:

The company is investing in automation and technology to boost printing and logistics efficiency. It runs advanced facilities specializing in Variable Data Printing and integrated courier services. Expansion of storage to 3.5 lakh sq. ft. across 12 locations enhances record management and scanning services. A fleet-backed 24/7 service model supports strong last-mile delivery and customer experience.

3. Business Developments:

Capital raising continued with allotment of 3.35 lakh equity shares at a premium. DJML’s diversified portfolio includes printing, logistics, bulk mailing, scanning, and manpower supply, serving BFSI, healthcare, and retail sectors. Holding key licenses like Speed Post, it has established a wide-reaching logistics network with national and international connectivity.

4. Market Position & Competitive Advantage:

DJML presents itself as a one-stop integrated printing and logistics provider, benefiting from scale and trust across industries. Its tech-driven model and broad service bouquet with strong operational expertise offer a meaningful edge in India’s logistics and printing sectors.

5. Investor Implications:

Strong top-line and profit growth, backed by asset expansion and capital infusion, highlight positive growth potential. Ongoing investments in tech and capacity, complemented by diversified services and reputed clients, support sustainable value creation. Execution risk remains around scaling and working capital management during expansion.