Tejas Networks Limited has informed the Exchange about Investor Presentation

Tejas Networks reported FY25 total revenue of INR 8,923 Cr, up 3.6x year-on-year, largely driven by BSNL 4G/5G equipment shipments to TCS. Q4 FY25 revenue came in at INR 1,907 Cr (1.4x YoY), but the company slipped into a loss of INR 72 Cr in the quarter due to a INR 117 Cr inventory obsolescence provision and a INR 22 Cr intangible asset write-off. Full-year profit was INR 447 Cr, boosted by INR 468 Cr of PLI incentives, and the Board has recommended a 25% dividend (INR 2.5/share). The closing order book stood at INR 1,019 Cr, and management highlighted a strong FY26 pipeline including large government telecom projects, a new technology partnership with NEC Japan for global go-to-market, and expanded product portfolio across 5G, optical, and routing. Concerns remain around elevated trade receivables of INR 4,884 Cr and borrowings of INR 3,269 Cr taken for working capital.