Tejas Networks reports disappointing FY26 results. The Tata group-backed telecom equipment maker posted a net loss of 909 crore rupees, a sharp reversal from 447 crore profit in FY25, as revenue plummeted over eight times to 1,103 crore rupees. The decline stems from completion of its massive BSNL 4G project and significant delays in large customer orders. Stock prices fell nearly 6 percent following the earnings announcement. Management acknowledged the challenging year but expressed confidence in future recovery through international expansion, AI-driven network upgrades, and execution of delayed projects. The newly appointed CEO targets break-even or profitability in FY27 as the company navigates this transition period.
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