Tejas Networks Secures 4G Network Expansion Project in South Asia
Tejas Networks secured a purchase order to supply 4G RAN solutions for a mobile network expansion project in South Asia. The company will deploy its 4G multiband radio products, aiming to expand its international wireless customer base and global presence.
While a new order is positive, the announcement does not specify the value of the order or its immediate financial impact. It is a strategic win that contributes to future growth.
The announcement details a new purchase order for network expansion, which is a positive development for the company's business growth and international presence.
Tejas Networks has announced that it has received a purchase order to supply its 4G RAN (Radio Access Network) solutions for a mobile network expansion project in South Asia. This marks a significant step in expanding the company's international wireless customer base.
As part of the order, Tejas Networks will deploy its 4G multiband radio products at multiple locations within the South Asian mobile operator's network. Sanjay Malik, Chief Strategy and Business Officer, expressed pride in the company's progress in expanding its international wireless business and taking its 4G/5G mobility stack global, looking forward to growing its presence and replicating this success worldwide.
Tejas Networks offers a versatile wireless product suite including 4G and 5G RAN offerings and a converged 4G/5G core solution. Their radio units are designed for flexibility and scalability, supporting multi-band and multi-mode operations for cost-effective deployment. The TJ1400 UltraFlex baseband product integrates wireless, broadband, transport, and IP network technologies, reducing network build-out costs.
Dr. Kumar N. Sivarajan, Chief Technology Officer, highlighted Tejas Networks as a trusted technology partner for the South Asian customer, capable of addressing diverse network requirements and enhancing vendor diversity. The company is committed to supporting the customer with innovative solutions to optimize network performance and user experience.
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