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Tejas Networks (TEJASNET)
Leading indigenous optical/packet-transport and RAN equipment maker (Tata Group-controlled, BSNL key customer)
Price
₹403.00
snapshot 30 Oct 2026
Strengths
Tata Group backing and BSNL as a key anchor customer position it as India's leading indigenous optical/packet-transport and RAN vendor, a prime beneficiary of PLI-driven import substitution
Risks
Government/BSNL order-cycle revenue is lumpy - a single year's profit or loss swing can be misleading
Note: The FY25-to-FY26 swing from Rs 8,923 Cr revenue/Rs 447 Cr profit to a Rs 909 Cr loss reflects lumpy government order-cycle recognition, not steady-state economics - single-year snapshots are misleading here
Market cap, ratios, CAGR and revenue: company table snapshot as of 30 Oct 2026 (the same figures on every page). Price: snapshot as of 30 Oct 2026. Not investment advice.
Where it fits
The base-station cabinet, packet-transport and routing gear that processes radio traffic at the site and hands it off to the core network.
Why it matters
This is the active 'brain' of each site - it determines network capacity, latency and feature support (4G vs 5G vs future 6G), independent of how good the passive infrastructure around it is.
Where the value pool sits
RAN/active-equipment makers capture higher, IP-driven margins than passive infrastructure, especially indigenous players benefiting from PLI incentives and large government/BSNL orders.
Key drivers
Open-RAN and indigenous-stack adoption (Tejas, ITI, C-DOT)
5G site densification and 4G-to-5G swap-outs
PLI-linked domestic manufacturing incentives
Potential bottlenecks
Global chip/component supply for RAN hardware
Government/PSU order-cycle lumpiness for indigenous suppliers
Operator capex timing driving demand more than steady organic growth
Investor metrics to watch
Order book / backlog from operator and government contracts
Revenue mix between telecom and adjacent (enterprise) networking