Tejas Networks FY25 revenue up 260%; board meet Apr 15

Board meeting scheduled for FY26 financial results

Tejas Networks Ltd has informed the BSE that a meeting of its Board of Directors is scheduled on 15 April 2026. The company said the agenda includes approval of financial results for the financial year ending 31 March 2026. Such board meetings are a standard requirement ahead of publication of annual financial statements. The intimation comes after a sharp expansion in FY2025 revenue as disclosed in the company’s annual report for the year ended 31 March 2025. Investors typically track these meeting dates because they set expectations for when audited annual numbers and related disclosures may be released. The filing referenced an “inter alia” agenda, indicating additional items may also be taken up. No FY2026 financial figures were provided in the notice text shared.

Stock and trading snapshot from available data

Market data shown for Tejas Networks includes a “Today’s High” of ₹455.75 and a “Today’s Low” of ₹446.25. The 52-week high is listed as ₹914.5 and the 52-week low as ₹294.1, with another section repeating the 52-week range as ₹914.40 high and ₹294.00 low. Separately, a price update states the stock “moved down by -1.54%” from a previous close of ₹410.50, last trading at ₹404.20. The fundamentals section also lists a day’s high of ₹449.55 and a day’s low of ₹431.55, reflecting that different snapshots were captured at different times. The market capitalisation is shown as ₹7,441 crore. The BSE Telecommunication index is referenced as being up 1.01% in a separate dated snippet (21 Oct 2024), alongside a statement that the stock rose 20% to trade at ₹1,427.55 on that day.

Last ten trading sessions: price and intraday range

The data also provides the last ten days’ market prices with open, high, and low levels.

FY2025: sharp rise in revenue and profit in annual report

In its Board’s Report for the year ended 31 March 2025, Tejas Networks reported that net revenues from operations on a consolidated basis grew by 261% to ₹8,923.21 crore in FY2025. Over the same period, consolidated profit before tax was ₹698.24 crore, described as 8% of net revenue, compared with ₹100.22 crore in the previous year. Consolidated net profit was ₹446.53 crore (5% of net revenue) versus ₹62.98 crore (3% of net revenue) in the prior year. On a standalone basis, the company reported net revenues from operations of ₹8,915.73 crore in FY2025, up 260% from the previous year’s ₹2,473.66 crore. Standalone profit before tax was ₹711.43 crore versus ₹113.65 crore, and standalone profit after tax was ₹450.66 crore versus ₹85.43 crore. The report also notes that standalone FY2024 figures are “after merger” and refers readers to a note in the standalone financial statements.

Liquidity, cash position, and borrowings

The annual report states cash and cash equivalents as on 31 March 2025 were ₹820.88 crore on a standalone basis and ₹827.28 crore on a consolidated basis. It adds that these balances include deposits with banks and investments in mutual funds. The balance-sheet extract in the same section shows borrowings of ₹3,269.05 crore (with FY2024 borrowings listed at ₹1,744.09 crore). Finance costs for FY2025 are shown at ₹247.46 crore standalone and ₹251.82 crore consolidated, compared with ₹38.18 crore and ₹50.75 crore respectively in FY2024. Separately, a market snapshot lists CASH at ₹333.24 crore and DEBT at ₹3,269.05 crore. Another market data panel shows DTE at 1.3. These figures together highlight that leverage and funding costs are relevant variables to track when FY2026 results are announced.

Share capital evolution and corporate actions noted

A section titled “Share Capital Evolution” says the company’s share capital increased from ₹95.48 crore in March 2020 to ₹173.98 crore by March 2024. The Board’s Report also links changes in authorised share capital to the aggregation of authorised share capital from Saankhya Labs Private Limited and Saankhya Strategic Electronics Private Limited following a merger. The company also reports allotment of 17,43,296 equity shares of ₹10 each pursuant to exercise of stock options by eligible employees. The report mentions the listing of shares issued under the scheme of amalgamation on BSE and NSE. For shareholder returns, the Board recommended a dividend of 25%, stated as ₹2.50 per equity share of face value ₹10 for the financial year ended 31 March 2025, subject to tax deduction at source.

Board, key management, and senior management updates

The data lists board members including N G Subramaniam as Chairman (Non-Executive), Anand Athreya as Managing Director and CEO, and Arnob Roy as Whole Time Director and COO, along with independent directors Alice Geevarghese Vaidyan, Bhaskar Ramamurthi, and P R Ramesh. The Board’s Report provides a management transition detail: Anand Athreya served as Managing Director and CEO up to 20 June 2025, and Arnob Roy (Executive Director and COO) was entrusted with additional responsibility of CEO with effect from 21 June 2025 “till such time a suitable successor is appointed”. It also notes a company secretary transition, with N R Ravikrishnan up to 31 May 2025 and Anantha Murthy N with effect from 1 June 2025. In senior management listings, roles mentioned include Chief Technology Officer, Chief Supply Chain Officer, and Chief Human Resources Officer, including an HR leadership change effective 26 April 2025. Separately, an item states Tejas Networks informed about the resignation of senior management personnel on 5 July, without further detail in the text provided.

Shareholding and headline fundamentals shown

Promoter holding is listed at 53.46%. One panel shows EPS (TTM) at ₹-42.76, while another fundamentals panel lists EPS as 0.0 and P/E (TTM) as 0.0, indicating that different data views and periods are being referenced. P/B (TTM) is shown as 2.2. ROE appears in two places as 13.07% and -12.3%, again suggesting different measurement windows or data snapshots in the material provided. “Sales Growth” is listed at 260.43%, broadly consistent with the FY2025 revenue jump described in the annual report. These mixed snapshots make the audited FY2026 numbers, once approved by the board, an important reference point for consistency.

Business activity highlights mentioned in the spotlight feed

The text includes a “spotlight” section listing business updates such as Vodafone Idea selecting Tejas Networks to scale backhaul capacity for 4G and 5G rollouts. It also mentions a contract to supply 5G Massive MIMO radios and says Tejas Networks has emerged as a leading supplier of IP routing products across the country for BharatNet Phase III packages. The material also includes endorsements and partnership references involving Bharti Airtel and Telecom Egypt, but these appear as general statements rather than dated, market-moving announcements.

Why the April 15 board meeting matters for investors

The April 15, 2026 board meeting is the next defined milestone in the company’s reporting calendar for FY2026 results. In FY2025, the company reported a large step-up in revenue to about ₹8,900 crore and higher profitability compared with FY2024, alongside an increase in borrowings and finance costs. Investors will likely look for audited confirmation of FY2026 revenue trajectory, margins, cash flows, and any balance-sheet shifts, especially given the differing market-data snapshots on EPS and ROE in the material provided. Governance disclosures will also be tracked, including any further updates on senior management changes following the resignation item noted. The company’s earlier dividend recommendation for FY2025 also sets a reference for future capital allocation signals.

Conclusion

Tejas Networks has set 15 April 2026 as the board date to consider approval of FY2026 financial results. The company’s FY2025 annual report shows revenue growth to ₹8,923.21 crore on a consolidated basis and higher profits versus FY2024, alongside higher borrowings. The next concrete update is expected after the scheduled board meeting, when the company releases its FY2026 results and related disclosures.