Invenia (STL Networks) Debuts on Indian Stock Exchanges, Secures ₹3,195 Cr in New Projects
The demerger and independent listing of Invenia, along with securing major government and infrastructure projects, represent a fundamental transformation and a new phase of growth, significantly impacting the company's future revenue and market position.
The listing of Invenia as an independent entity, coupled with the announcement of substantial new project wins totaling over ₹3,195 crore and a strong open order book of over ₹4,249 crore, indicates significant positive growth and strategic progress for the company.
Invenia – STL Networks Ltd., a digital infrastructure and IT services company, officially listed on the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) and BSE Limited (BSE) on September 4, 2025. * This listing follows its strategic demerger from STL - Sterlite Technologies Ltd., marking a pivotal milestone in STL’s value-unlocking journey. * Under a scheme of arrangement approved by NCLT-Mumbai Bench, with a record date of April 24, 2025, shareholders received one Invenia equity share for every one share held in STL. * Invenia (erstwhile STL's Global Services Business) will now focus on scaling its system integration (Network, Data Centre, Cloud, and Cybersecurity), connectivity, and managed services portfolio. * The company announced significant business wins: * BharatNet III Project: A ₹2,631 crore contract for the Jammu & Kashmir leg, including ₹1,625 crore for capital expenditure and ₹975 crore for operations and maintenance. * PowerGrid Data Center: A ₹359 crore contract with PowerGrid Teleservices Limited for a pilot data center in Manesar. * MSSS Project: A ₹205 crore system integration project for the Mukhyamantree Surakshit Sushaait Shahar (MSSS) initiative in three Bihar cities. * For the year ending March 31, 2025, STL Networks-Invenia reported a revenue of ₹1,180 crore, an EBITDA of ₹81 crore, and a strong open order book of over ₹4,249 crore. * Pankaj Mallik, CEO of Invenia, stated, “Our debut on the Indian stock exchanges marks the start of an independent journey defined by scale, innovation, and execution excellence. We are here to engineer secure, future-ready infrastructure that empowers enterprises, governments, telecom operators, and cloud providers to thrive in a digital-first economy.”
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