Suyog Telematics Q1 FY26 Earnings Call: BSNL Rollout & Expansion Plans
The potential new orders from BSNL and Vodafone, coupled with the Lotus Tele Infra acquisition, represent significant growth opportunities and could substantially increase revenue and market share.
The announcement highlights strong financial performance, new order prospects with BSNL and Vodafone, and strategic acquisitions, painting an optimistic picture for the company's future.
* Suyog Telematics completed 30 years in the telecom industry. * In Q1 FY26, revenue contributions were: Airtel (45.8%), Jio (23.3%), Vodafone (26.2%), and BSNL (4.7%). * The company has crossed 5,800 towers and 7,107 tenancies across India, improving the tenancy ratio from 1.10 to 1.22. * They've also crossed 6,000 kilometers of aerial fiber network and 1,000 government tenancies, with another 612 sites ready for government PSUs. * Lotus Tele Infra, acquired on March 31, is now fully owned by Suyog, strengthening their presence in the Delhi Circle. * BSNL officially declared 20,000 sites rollout by March '26, and Suyog plans to target 5,000-7,000 of these sites. * The company doesn't foresee any threat from satellite operators like Starlink. * They are eyeing another 5,000 to 7,000 4G micro sites for BSNL by March '26. * Vodafone is discussing a rollout of around 15,000 plus sites, with approvals expected by October. * Standalone revenue was ₹516 million, with an EBITDA of ₹392 million (76% margin). * Consolidated revenue was ₹546 million, with an EBITDA margin of 75.4% and a net profit margin of 31.7%. * The company has ₹150 crore sanctioned from Axis Bank and ICICI Bank and expects to utilize ₹200-₹250 crore for the BSNL rollout. * An EPC tender for 20,000-30,000 towers has been floated by BSNL, with Suyog targeting 4,000-5,000 towers across three circles. * Management anticipates revenue of approximately ₹240 crore to ₹250 crore for FY27. * Tushar Shah mentioned that whatever funding is required, it will come through, but we need to roll out these sites. There's a clear mandate from Managing Director. We need to do minimum 5,000 sites, and we need to go higher than that in this financial year. That's a clear management directive.
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