Tuesday, July 15, 2025

Tejas Networks Shares: 11% Fall Tata Group shares as soon as the market opened, ₹ 194 crore net deficit in June quarter - Tejas Networks Shares Drops Drops 11 Percent after Weak Q1 Results NET LOSS NET LOSS NET LOSSS NET LOSSS NET LOSSS NET LOSSS NET LOSSS NET LOSSS NET LOSSS NET LOSSS NET LOSSS NET LOSSS NET LOSSS NET LOSSS NET LOSSS NET LOSS


Tejas Networks Shares: The shares of Tejas Networks, a Tata Group company, saw a huge decline on July 15 today. As soon as the market opened, the company’s shares fell by 11% to Rs 627. However, it later took a little recovery and was trading at Rs 660 at Rs 660 at around 9:45 am. Due to this strong decline, the company was weak quarterly results.

Tejas Network said that it had a net loss of Rs 193.9 crore in the June quarter of the current financial year, while it made a profit of Rs 77.5 crore in the same quarter last year.

The company’s revenue also fell 87% on an annual basis to Rs 211 crore during the June quarter, which was Rs 1,563 crore in the last year’s June quarter. The decline was mainly due to delay in order and shipment clearance related to BSNL’s 4G rollout.

Revenue declined by 89% not just annually, but also on quarterly basis. The company said its Ebitda deficit stood at Rs 126.6 crore in the June quarter and the Ebitda margin declined from 10.9% to -60%.

What did the management say?

The company’s COO Arnab Roy said, “The main reason for the reduction in revenue is the delay in several orders including BSNL. However, we have received orders for optical equipment from the router’s orders and private operators under the Bharatt Phase 3.”

CFO Sumit Dhingra said that “the net profit has been affected due to the weak topline, but our order book has now been ₹ 1,241 crore, which is 22% more than the previous quarter.” He further informed that the company is expected to get a RAN equipment order of ₹ 1,526 crore soon, which is connected to the detail of BSNL.

Pressure on share remains

The performance of Tejas Networks shares has been disappointing since the beginning of the year. Since January 2025, the company’s shares have fallen by about 45%. Weak quarterly results have further weakened the trust of investors.

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