The company has signed definitive agreement to acquire 64.4 per cent stake of Saankhya Labs Private Ltd for Rs 283.94 crore in cash
Nelco was locked in the upper circuit at Rs 637.10 and Tejas Networks was frozen at Rs 384.90 on the BSE.
Tata Group firms on Friday made open offer to acquire upto 26 per cent stake in domestic telecom gear firm Tejas Networks for around Rs 1,038 crore
Tejas Networks, on September 23, announced that it has been selected by Bharti Airtel to enhance the company's optical network capacity in key metropolitan markets
The shares were bought at an average price of Rs 258, aggregating the transaction size to Rs 193.5 crore
Tejas Networks said Panatone and some other companies of the Tata Group would make a public announcement to acquire up to 40.3 million equity shares of Tejas Networks
Panatone Finvest Limited, a subsidiary of Tata Sons, will buy a 43.3 per cent stake in the telecom related services firm for Rs 1,850 crore
The PLI scheme for telecom gear will lead to an incremental production of around Rs 2.4 trillion, with exports of around Rs 2 trillion in the next five years
The company has received a purchase order of $13 million from a leading telecommunications service provider in South East Asia
Tejas Networks said it has bagged an order worth $13 million from a telecommunications service provider in South East Asia for supply and installation of its broadband products
The company said it has bagged orders for Indian Defence Network Project from L&T Construction.
Tejas Networks has received purchase orders totalling over Rs 60 crore from BEL, towards supply and services of its optical and data networking equipment for various projects won by BEL.
The company reported a sharp 87 per cent drop in its consolidated net profit at Rs 6 crore in June quarter, due to weak revenue on deferment of spending on government projects.
According to a report by research firm Ovum, this country is expected to be a $1 billion per year optical network equipment market by 2022
The stock rallied 11% to Rs 472 on BSE after the company successfully completed GPON equipment installations in over 40,000 gram panchayats in India as part of the BharatNet Phase-1 project.
The stock was up 4% to Rs 274 on the National Stock Exchange in early morning trade.
Telecom networking products company Tejas Networks received cold response for its initial public offering (IPO) as it was subscribed just 1.9 times. The wealthy investor portion of the issue remained undersubscribed at 50 per cent. The institutional and retail investor quota garnered 2.2 and three times subscription respectively. Market players said the lukewarm response from high net worth investors (HNIs) could mean the investors were not excepting good listing day returns.Tejas Networks' IPO comprised of fresh equity issuance of Rs 450 crore and offer sale by existing shareholders of Rs 327 crore. The OFS portion was around 14 per cent of the post issue paid up capital. Part of the fresh issue proceeds (Rs 303 crore) will be used for working capital and the remaining will be deployed for capital expenditure towards payment of salaries and wages.Tejas will be the first company in optical networking equipment to list on domestic bourses. At the top end of the price band, the company .
Prices could have been more attractive, due to weak financials
Tejas builds equipment that allows high speed data on optical fibre networks
The company plans to raise about Rs 150 crore by selling 60 lakh shares ahead of the IPO