Tejas Networks saw its shares fall by 9.51% to Rs 778.10 after it reported a net loss of Rs 71.80 crore for the fourth quarter of FY25. However, the company’s total revenue from operations increased significantly, rising to Rs 1,906.94 crore in Q4 FY25, up from Rs 1,326.88 crore in the same quarter last year.
Despite the loss, Tejas Networks’ profit before tax grew by 77.13%, reaching Rs 1,960.07 crore in Q4 FY25, compared to Rs 1,106.56 crore in the previous year. The company’s cash reserves also saw a rise, reaching Rs 827 crore in Q4 FY25, a growth of 28.61% from Rs 643 crore in Q4 FY24. During this quarter, Tejas Networks’ order book stood at Rs 1,019 crore.
For the full year, Tejas Networks saw a major improvement in its financials. The company’s net profit jumped 609.52% to Rs 447 crore, while its revenue surged by 261.10%, reaching Rs 8,923 crore in FY25, compared to the previous year.
Looking ahead to FY26, Tejas Networks expects strong growth driven by a broader product portfolio. This includes support for 5G across different spectrum bands, advanced 5G massive MIMO (maMIMO) radios, and enhanced optical systems. The company has also expanded its portfolio with new technologies, including a field-proven 4G/5G core and next-generation routers. Tejas Networks is confident about the growing global demand for its products and has already started to see success in international markets.
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Domestically, the company is looking forward to several large government projects and new business in both the public and private sectors, which will help it grow further. A key partnership with NEC will also help Tejas Networks reach more global customers.
Tejas Networks’ Managing Director and CEO, Anand Athreya, mentioned that the company completed deliveries for over 100,000 sites for BSNL’s 4G/5G network in Q4, which is one of the largest single-vendor RAN networks delivered in such a short time. The company also secured key wins in optical, PTN, and FTTx products.
The CFO, Sumit Dhingra, explained that the loss in Q4 was due to higher investments in research and development (R&D) and some one-time costs related to inventory and R&D expenses. Despite the loss, the company’s overall revenue and profit showed strong growth.
Tejas Networks’ board of directors has recommended a dividend of Rs 2.5 per share (25% of the share value), which will be subject to shareholder approval.
Tejas Networks, part of the Tata Group, designs and manufactures advanced networking products used by telecom providers, utilities, governments, and defense networks in over 75 countries.
