Tejas Networks Q1FY27 Revenue at ₹402 Cr, Driven by 5G Radios and Optical Products
Tejas Networks reported Q1 FY27 revenue of ₹402 crore, a 21% QoQ growth. Key drivers were 5G radios and optical products. The company secured its first 5G network win in South America and ended the quarter with an order book of ₹1,529 crore. Net debt stood at ₹4,277 crore.
The results show growth and new business wins, which are positive indicators, but the company also reported a substantial net debt.
The company reported revenue growth and secured significant new orders and international wins, indicating positive business momentum.
Tejas Networks announced its financial results for the first quarter ended June 30, 2026, reporting a net revenue of ₹402 crore. This represents a quarter-on-quarter growth of 21%. The revenue was primarily driven by international shipments of 5G radios and domestic shipments of 100G/400G Optical and FTTx products.
The company achieved a significant milestone with its first commercial win for an end-to-end 5G network deployment in South America. Tejas Networks also experienced growing demand for its fiber broadband, packet, and optical transmission products from major carriers and utilities in both Indian and international markets, fueled by increased datacenter deployments.
Key operational highlights for Q1 FY27 include the supply of GPON OLTs to Tier-1 Indian telcos for their nationwide rollouts, selection as a vendor for a large power utility's communication network modernization, and winning an expansion order for 100G+ Coherent DWDM equipment from a leading bandwidth wholesaler in Africa. The company also filed 46 patents in the quarter, bringing its cumulative global patent filing count to 722.
Financially, the company ended the quarter with an order book of ₹1,529 crore. As of June 30, 2026, Tejas Networks had a net debt of ₹4,277 crore, with gross debt at ₹4,866 crore and cash reserves of ₹589 crore.
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