Dec MF Data: Comprehensive Flow Analysis
Net equity inflows moderated to βΉ28,054 Cr (vs βΉ29,911 Cr MoM) while total AUM dipped to βΉ80.23 lakh Cr from βΉ80.80 lakh Cr.
Equity Category Details
- Large-cap funds: βΉ1,567.4 Cr inflow (β vs βΉ1,639.8 Cr MoM)
- Small-cap funds: βΉ3,823.8 Cr inflow (β vs βΉ4,406.9 Cr MoM)
- Midcap funds: βΉ4,175.81 Cr inflow (β vs βΉ4,486.91 Cr MoM)
- Dividend yield funds: βΉ254.3 Cr outflow (β vs βΉ277.7 Cr MoM outflow)
Debt & Liquid Flows
- Liquid funds: Massive βΉ47,307.9 Cr outflow (vs βΉ14,050.7 Cr MoM)
- Credit risk funds: βΉ172.61 Cr outflow (vs βΉ118 Cr MoM)
- Corporate bond funds: Sharp βΉ7,419.51 Cr outflow (vs βΉ1,525.14 Cr inflow MoM)
Alternative & Thematic Flows
- Gold ETF funds: Strong βΉ11,646.7 Cr inflow (β vs βΉ3,741.7 Cr MoM)
- Sectoral/thematic funds: βΉ945.9 Cr inflow (β vs βΉ1,864.9 Cr MoM)
- ELSS funds: βΉ718 Cr outflow (widened MoM)
- Hybrid funds: βΉ10,755.57 Cr inflow (β vs βΉ13,299 Cr MoM)
Key SIP & NFO Metrics
- SIP inflows hit record high βΉ31,002 Cr (β vs βΉ29,445 Cr MoM)
- NFO inflows rose to βΉ4,074 Cr (β vs βΉ3,126 Cr MoM)
Market Signals: Record SIPs confirm structural equity adoption while gold ETF surge + debt outflows signal defensive rotation amid equity moderation across categories.
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Net equity inflows moderated to βΉ28,054 Cr (vs βΉ29,911 Cr MoM) while total AUM dipped to βΉ80.23 lakh Cr from βΉ80.80 lakh Cr.
Equity Category Details
- Large-cap funds: βΉ1,567.4 Cr inflow (β vs βΉ1,639.8 Cr MoM)
- Small-cap funds: βΉ3,823.8 Cr inflow (β vs βΉ4,406.9 Cr MoM)
- Midcap funds: βΉ4,175.81 Cr inflow (β vs βΉ4,486.91 Cr MoM)
- Dividend yield funds: βΉ254.3 Cr outflow (β vs βΉ277.7 Cr MoM outflow)
Debt & Liquid Flows
- Liquid funds: Massive βΉ47,307.9 Cr outflow (vs βΉ14,050.7 Cr MoM)
- Credit risk funds: βΉ172.61 Cr outflow (vs βΉ118 Cr MoM)
- Corporate bond funds: Sharp βΉ7,419.51 Cr outflow (vs βΉ1,525.14 Cr inflow MoM)
Alternative & Thematic Flows
- Gold ETF funds: Strong βΉ11,646.7 Cr inflow (β vs βΉ3,741.7 Cr MoM)
- Sectoral/thematic funds: βΉ945.9 Cr inflow (β vs βΉ1,864.9 Cr MoM)
- ELSS funds: βΉ718 Cr outflow (widened MoM)
- Hybrid funds: βΉ10,755.57 Cr inflow (β vs βΉ13,299 Cr MoM)
Key SIP & NFO Metrics
- SIP inflows hit record high βΉ31,002 Cr (β vs βΉ29,445 Cr MoM)
- NFO inflows rose to βΉ4,074 Cr (β vs βΉ3,126 Cr MoM)
Market Signals: Record SIPs confirm structural equity adoption while gold ETF surge + debt outflows signal defensive rotation amid equity moderation across categories.
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MIDWEST: QUARTZITE IMPORTS TO BE SUPPLEMENTED WITH DOMESTIC MINES IN INDIA
First quartzite mine in South India expected to open with competitive pricing.
Company is also developing own quartzite resources in Sri Lanka.
Government expected to announce related scheme in the next few weeks, supporting domestic supply.
First quartzite mine in South India expected to open with competitive pricing.
Company is also developing own quartzite resources in Sri Lanka.
Government expected to announce related scheme in the next few weeks, supporting domestic supply.
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BRAHMAPUTRA INFRA: WINS βΉ113.5 CR JAMMU LEGISLATURE COMPLEX ORDER
YATRA ONLINE Says Canvas Expands Significantly With The New CEO
Continue To Focus On The Corporate Business
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IEX Market Coupling: APTEL Hearing Update
APTEL hearing continues on CERC's market coupling proposal with no final order issued. Key observations emphasize regulatory process precedence.
Core Legal Position
- CERC holds authority to frame regulations; APTEL confirms "none can stop" this power
- Market coupling implementation paused until formal regulations notified
- Exchanges retain right to legally challenge post-regulation notification
Timeline & Process Clarity
- Grid India flagged concerns over shadow pilot timeline feasibility
- IEX lawyer asserts CERC's regulatory supremacy in mechanism design
- Implementation strictly contingent on gazetted regulations
Strategic Implications
- Defers immediate coupling rollout, preserving IEX's RTM/DSM dominance
- Regulatory certainty > operational disruption maintains status quo
- Legal recourse pathway intact for exchanges post-regulation
Key Takeaway: APTEL reinforces CERC's rulemaking autonomy β coupling delayed until formal regs, safeguarding IEX's market leadership temporarily.
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APTEL hearing continues on CERC's market coupling proposal with no final order issued. Key observations emphasize regulatory process precedence.
Core Legal Position
- CERC holds authority to frame regulations; APTEL confirms "none can stop" this power
- Market coupling implementation paused until formal regulations notified
- Exchanges retain right to legally challenge post-regulation notification
Timeline & Process Clarity
- Grid India flagged concerns over shadow pilot timeline feasibility
- IEX lawyer asserts CERC's regulatory supremacy in mechanism design
- Implementation strictly contingent on gazetted regulations
Strategic Implications
- Defers immediate coupling rollout, preserving IEX's RTM/DSM dominance
- Regulatory certainty > operational disruption maintains status quo
- Legal recourse pathway intact for exchanges post-regulation
Key Takeaway: APTEL reinforces CERC's rulemaking autonomy β coupling delayed until formal regs, safeguarding IEX's market leadership temporarily.
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NMDC: Iron Ore Price Slash Shocks Market
NMDC implemented sharp 18% cuts across iron ore grades effective Jan 9, 2026, defying analyst expectations for price hikes.
January 2026 Pricing
- Baila Lump (65.5%, 10β40 mm): βΉ4,600/ton (β18%)
- Baila Fines (64%, β10 mm): βΉ3,900/ton (β18%)
- FOR pricing excludes royalty, DMF, NMET, cess, GST, forest & transit charges
Market Surprise
- Applies to all domestic sales from NMDC mines
- Counter-consensus move amid steel margin pressures
- Signals aggressive volume strategy over pricing power
Steel Sector Impact
- Provides immediate relief to domestic steel producers
- May pressure smaller miners' profitability
- Reflects softening steel demand or rising imports competition
Key Takeaway: Unexpected price cut hands steelmakers cost advantage β NMDC prioritizes volumes over margins in competitive FY26 landscape.
NMDC implemented sharp 18% cuts across iron ore grades effective Jan 9, 2026, defying analyst expectations for price hikes.
January 2026 Pricing
- Baila Lump (65.5%, 10β40 mm): βΉ4,600/ton (β18%)
- Baila Fines (64%, β10 mm): βΉ3,900/ton (β18%)
- FOR pricing excludes royalty, DMF, NMET, cess, GST, forest & transit charges
Market Surprise
- Applies to all domestic sales from NMDC mines
- Counter-consensus move amid steel margin pressures
- Signals aggressive volume strategy over pricing power
Steel Sector Impact
- Provides immediate relief to domestic steel producers
- May pressure smaller miners' profitability
- Reflects softening steel demand or rising imports competition
Key Takeaway: Unexpected price cut hands steelmakers cost advantage β NMDC prioritizes volumes over margins in competitive FY26 landscape.
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VINATI ORGANICS: INVESTS βΉ31.19 CR IN WHOLLY-OWNED SUBSIDIARY VEERAL ORGANICS
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Tanfac Industries: βΉ495 Cr Fluorinated Chemicals Expansion
Project Approval Details
- Board approves 20,000 TPA downstream fluorinated chemicals plant at Cuddalore
- Total capex pegged at βΉ495 crore via equity-debt mix
- Commissioning targeted for November 2026
Strategic Expansion
- Leverages existing 60-acre Cuddalore manufacturing footprint
- Shifts focus to higher-margin downstream fluorinated products
- Complements prior solar-grade DHF and refrigerant gas capacity additions
Execution Timeline
- Builds on proven track record of greenfield expansions
- Aligns with secured long-term offtake agreements (Japan refrigerant deal)
- Positions Tanfac as integrated fluorine chemicals leader
Market Positioning
- Addresses rising domestic/international specialty chemical demand
- De-risks revenue through value-added product diversification
- Supports Anupam Rasayan-TIDCO JV's growth consolidation
Key Takeaway: βΉ495 Cr capex accelerates downstream pivot β Tanfac cements leadership in high-margin fluorination chemistry by FY27.
Project Approval Details
- Board approves 20,000 TPA downstream fluorinated chemicals plant at Cuddalore
- Total capex pegged at βΉ495 crore via equity-debt mix
- Commissioning targeted for November 2026
Strategic Expansion
- Leverages existing 60-acre Cuddalore manufacturing footprint
- Shifts focus to higher-margin downstream fluorinated products
- Complements prior solar-grade DHF and refrigerant gas capacity additions
Execution Timeline
- Builds on proven track record of greenfield expansions
- Aligns with secured long-term offtake agreements (Japan refrigerant deal)
- Positions Tanfac as integrated fluorine chemicals leader
Market Positioning
- Addresses rising domestic/international specialty chemical demand
- De-risks revenue through value-added product diversification
- Supports Anupam Rasayan-TIDCO JV's growth consolidation
Key Takeaway: βΉ495 Cr capex accelerates downstream pivot β Tanfac cements leadership in high-margin fluorination chemistry by FY27.
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GLOBUS SPIRITS Q3 ; CONS NET PROFIT UP 5473% AT βΉ30.65 CR (YOY), UP 40% (QOQ)
REVENUE UP 19% AT βΉ716 CR (YOY), UP 8% (QOQ)
EBITDA UP 118% AT βΉ74.85 CR (YOY), UP 24% (QOQ)
MARGINS 10.45% VS 5.71% (YOY), 10.45% VS 9.11% (QOQ)
REVENUE UP 19% AT βΉ716 CR (YOY), UP 8% (QOQ)
EBITDA UP 118% AT βΉ74.85 CR (YOY), UP 24% (QOQ)
MARGINS 10.45% VS 5.71% (YOY), 10.45% VS 9.11% (QOQ)
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Embassy Developments Ltd β Q3 FY26 Business Update
β’ βΉ1,392 Cr pre-sales, β 240% QoQ vs Q2; 9M FY26: βΉ1,999 Cr
β’ βΉ415 Cr collections, β 15% QoQ; 9M FY26: βΉ1,096 Cr
β’ RERA approvals for 4 projects β Embassy Citadel (Worli), Embassy Greenshore, Embassy Eden & Embassy Verde Phase-2
β GDV > βΉ12,800 Cr, strong pipeline visibility
β’ OC received for 239 units at senior living project Serene Amara (Bengaluru JV)
β’ FY26 guidance intact: Management confident of achieving βΉ5,000 Cr pre-sales
β’ Net institutional debt: βΉ2,939 Cr as of Dec-25
Impact: β Positive
Sharp QoQ pre-sales acceleration and large GDV approvals strengthen visibility and support FY26 growth outlook.
β’ βΉ1,392 Cr pre-sales, β 240% QoQ vs Q2; 9M FY26: βΉ1,999 Cr
β’ βΉ415 Cr collections, β 15% QoQ; 9M FY26: βΉ1,096 Cr
β’ RERA approvals for 4 projects β Embassy Citadel (Worli), Embassy Greenshore, Embassy Eden & Embassy Verde Phase-2
β GDV > βΉ12,800 Cr, strong pipeline visibility
β’ OC received for 239 units at senior living project Serene Amara (Bengaluru JV)
β’ FY26 guidance intact: Management confident of achieving βΉ5,000 Cr pre-sales
β’ Net institutional debt: βΉ2,939 Cr as of Dec-25
Impact: β Positive
Sharp QoQ pre-sales acceleration and large GDV approvals strengthen visibility and support FY26 growth outlook.
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S H Kelkar and Company Ltd Q3FY26 Business Update:-
β 9M FY26 Revenue 1717 Cr (+11% YoY)
β Gross margins remained stable on a sequential basis during the quarter
β As of Dec 31, 2025, Consolidated net debt stood at Rs 698 Cr
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β 9M FY26 Revenue 1717 Cr (+11% YoY)
β Gross margins remained stable on a sequential basis during the quarter
β As of Dec 31, 2025, Consolidated net debt stood at Rs 698 Cr
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Globus Spirits Limited Q3 FY26
Revenue 938.36 Cr vs 882.96 Cr
(+6.27% YoY & +7.64% QoQ)
PAT 30.44 Cr vs 0.41 Cr
(+7303.16% YoY & +39.58% QoQ)
PAT After Minority interest 30.65 Cr vs 0.55 Cr (+5435.69% YoY & +39.61% QoQ)
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Revenue 938.36 Cr vs 882.96 Cr
(+6.27% YoY & +7.64% QoQ)
PAT 30.44 Cr vs 0.41 Cr
(+7303.16% YoY & +39.58% QoQ)
PAT After Minority interest 30.65 Cr vs 0.55 Cr (+5435.69% YoY & +39.61% QoQ)
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Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency
IREDA Q3 FY26
PAT 585.16 Cr vs 425.38 Cr
(+37.56% YoY & +6.52% QoQ)
GNPA 3.75% vs 2.68% YoY & 3.97% QoQ
NNPA 1.68% vs 1.50% YoY & 1.97%
IREDA Q3 FY26
PAT 585.16 Cr vs 425.38 Cr
(+37.56% YoY & +6.52% QoQ)
GNPA 3.75% vs 2.68% YoY & 3.97% QoQ
NNPA 1.68% vs 1.50% YoY & 1.97%
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IREDA Q3FY26: Strong Growth Amid Rising NPAs
IREDA delivered robust Q3 performance with PAT surging 38% YoY, driven by 25% revenue growth and expanding margins.
Q3FY26 Financials
- Revenue +25% YoY; Operating Profit +31% YoY
- PBT +33% YoY; PAT +38% YoY (beat expectations)
- NIM expanded to 3.74% vs 3.33% YoY
9MFY26 Performance
- Revenue +27% YoY; Operating Profit +44% YoY
- Loan sanctions +29% YoY; Disbursements +44% YoY
- Loan book scaled to βΉ87,975 Cr (+28% YoY)
- Net worth +38% YoY to βΉ13,537 Cr
Asset Quality Mixed
- Gross NPA rose to 3.75% (vs 2.68% last year, 3.97% QoQ)
- Net NPA at 1.68% (vs 1.50% YoY, improved from 1.97% QoQ)
Growth Drivers
- Aggressive loan book expansion in renewable projects
- NIM expansion reflects pricing power in green financing
- Scale benefits offset rising NPAs (manageable levels)
Key Takeaway: 38% PAT growth validates IREDA's renewable lending leadership β loan book momentum outweighs moderate NPA uptick.
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IREDA delivered robust Q3 performance with PAT surging 38% YoY, driven by 25% revenue growth and expanding margins.
Q3FY26 Financials
- Revenue +25% YoY; Operating Profit +31% YoY
- PBT +33% YoY; PAT +38% YoY (beat expectations)
- NIM expanded to 3.74% vs 3.33% YoY
9MFY26 Performance
- Revenue +27% YoY; Operating Profit +44% YoY
- Loan sanctions +29% YoY; Disbursements +44% YoY
- Loan book scaled to βΉ87,975 Cr (+28% YoY)
- Net worth +38% YoY to βΉ13,537 Cr
Asset Quality Mixed
- Gross NPA rose to 3.75% (vs 2.68% last year, 3.97% QoQ)
- Net NPA at 1.68% (vs 1.50% YoY, improved from 1.97% QoQ)
Growth Drivers
- Aggressive loan book expansion in renewable projects
- NIM expansion reflects pricing power in green financing
- Scale benefits offset rising NPAs (manageable levels)
Key Takeaway: 38% PAT growth validates IREDA's renewable lending leadership β loan book momentum outweighs moderate NPA uptick.
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NIIT Learning Systems Acquires US-Based SweetRush for $26 Mn β Global Expansion Boost
Strategic Acquisition
- NIIT MTS acquires 100% stake in SweetRush Inc., a top US provider of strategic training and custom learning solutions for Fortune 1000 clients.
- Deal size: Up to USD 26 mn (including earn-out), fully cash-funded.
Financial Highlights
- SweetRush FY25 revenue est. USD 22.4 mn (FY24: USD 24.8 mn).
- Adds human-centered design, certification-led content, and advanced digital learning to NIIT's Managed Training Services.
Growth Catalysts
- Cross-sell opportunity: Convert project-based clients to long-term annuity-style engagements.
- No regulatory approvals needed; transaction closed.
Key Takeaway: Strengthens NIIT MTS's US enterprise access and high-margin digital capabilities for sustained revenue growth.
Strategic Acquisition
- NIIT MTS acquires 100% stake in SweetRush Inc., a top US provider of strategic training and custom learning solutions for Fortune 1000 clients.
- Deal size: Up to USD 26 mn (including earn-out), fully cash-funded.
Financial Highlights
- SweetRush FY25 revenue est. USD 22.4 mn (FY24: USD 24.8 mn).
- Adds human-centered design, certification-led content, and advanced digital learning to NIIT's Managed Training Services.
Growth Catalysts
- Cross-sell opportunity: Convert project-based clients to long-term annuity-style engagements.
- No regulatory approvals needed; transaction closed.
Key Takeaway: Strengthens NIIT MTS's US enterprise access and high-margin digital capabilities for sustained revenue growth.
Phoenix Mills Q3FY26 Update: Strong Across Retail, Offices, Hospitality & Residential
Overall Performance
- Festive-led retail demand, rising office occupancies, resilient hospitality, and sustained residential momentum drive robust execution.
Retail Highlights
- Q3 FY26 consumption: βΉ4,787 Cr (+20% YoY); 9M FY26: βΉ12,122 Cr (+15% YoY).
- Broad-based growth despite revamps and premiumisation.
- New malls (Phoenix Mall of Asia-Bengaluru, Phoenix Mall of the Millennium-Pune) scaling strongly.
Office Leasing Momentum
- 9M FY26 gross leasing: ~1.20 msft.
- Mumbai/Pune operational occupancy: 77% (Dec'25) vs 67% (Mar'25).
- New developments occupancy: 41% with advanced leasing visibility.
- Key milestones: OCs for Millennium Towers 1-3 (Pune); LEED Platinum certification.
Hospitality Strength
- St. Regis Mumbai: Q3 RevPAR +10% YoY (86% occupancy); 9M +8% YoY.
Residential Sales Surge
- Q3 FY26 gross sales: βΉ140 Cr (vs βΉ58 Cr YoY); 9M: βΉ412 Cr (vs βΉ135 Cr YoY).
- Driven by premium inventory monetisation.
Key Takeaway: Broad-based growth positions Phoenix Mills for accelerated leasing and consumption upside in FY26.
Overall Performance
- Festive-led retail demand, rising office occupancies, resilient hospitality, and sustained residential momentum drive robust execution.
Retail Highlights
- Q3 FY26 consumption: βΉ4,787 Cr (+20% YoY); 9M FY26: βΉ12,122 Cr (+15% YoY).
- Broad-based growth despite revamps and premiumisation.
- New malls (Phoenix Mall of Asia-Bengaluru, Phoenix Mall of the Millennium-Pune) scaling strongly.
Office Leasing Momentum
- 9M FY26 gross leasing: ~1.20 msft.
- Mumbai/Pune operational occupancy: 77% (Dec'25) vs 67% (Mar'25).
- New developments occupancy: 41% with advanced leasing visibility.
- Key milestones: OCs for Millennium Towers 1-3 (Pune); LEED Platinum certification.
Hospitality Strength
- St. Regis Mumbai: Q3 RevPAR +10% YoY (86% occupancy); 9M +8% YoY.
Residential Sales Surge
- Q3 FY26 gross sales: βΉ140 Cr (vs βΉ58 Cr YoY); 9M: βΉ412 Cr (vs βΉ135 Cr YoY).
- Driven by premium inventory monetisation.
Key Takeaway: Broad-based growth positions Phoenix Mills for accelerated leasing and consumption upside in FY26.
Tejas Networks Q3FY26: Revenue +17% QoQ, Strong Order Book Amid Losses & BSNL Delay
Revenue & Order Book
- Q3 net revenue βΉ307 Cr (+17% QoQ from βΉ262 Cr), led by wireline sales.
- Order book closes at βΉ1,329 Cr (India 92%; provides medium-term visibility).
- PAT loss narrows to -βΉ197 Cr (from -βΉ307 Cr QoQ).
Key Deal Wins
- International 4G/5G POCs; 5G RAN for Delhi-Mumbai railway (Kavach pilot).
- Private 5G in ports/mining; more BharatNet Phase-III; leads IP/MPLS router supply.
- Global: DWDM Africa, MPLS-TP SE Asia, first sovereign DC in India; 26 patents filed Q3.
- Concern: βΉ1,526 Cr BSNL 4G add-on PO delayed.
Financial Improvements
- Inventory stable βΉ2,363 Cr; receivables down to βΉ3,284 Cr (from βΉ4,026 Cr).
- Cash up to βΉ537 Cr; net debt falls to βΉ3,349 Cr (from βΉ3,738 Cr).
- Net working capital improves to βΉ4,312 Cr, easing liquidity.
Long-Term Outlook
- Growth from 4G/5G expansions, AI traffic, datacenters; international traction in Europe/LATAM/Africa.
- Partnerships with NEC, Rakuten; optical deals across regions.
Key Takeaway: Order wins and balance sheet repair signal improving execution, despite BSNL delayβwatch for wireless ramp-up.
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Revenue & Order Book
- Q3 net revenue βΉ307 Cr (+17% QoQ from βΉ262 Cr), led by wireline sales.
- Order book closes at βΉ1,329 Cr (India 92%; provides medium-term visibility).
- PAT loss narrows to -βΉ197 Cr (from -βΉ307 Cr QoQ).
Key Deal Wins
- International 4G/5G POCs; 5G RAN for Delhi-Mumbai railway (Kavach pilot).
- Private 5G in ports/mining; more BharatNet Phase-III; leads IP/MPLS router supply.
- Global: DWDM Africa, MPLS-TP SE Asia, first sovereign DC in India; 26 patents filed Q3.
- Concern: βΉ1,526 Cr BSNL 4G add-on PO delayed.
Financial Improvements
- Inventory stable βΉ2,363 Cr; receivables down to βΉ3,284 Cr (from βΉ4,026 Cr).
- Cash up to βΉ537 Cr; net debt falls to βΉ3,349 Cr (from βΉ3,738 Cr).
- Net working capital improves to βΉ4,312 Cr, easing liquidity.
Long-Term Outlook
- Growth from 4G/5G expansions, AI traffic, datacenters; international traction in Europe/LATAM/Africa.
- Partnerships with NEC, Rakuten; optical deals across regions.
Key Takeaway: Order wins and balance sheet repair signal improving execution, despite BSNL delayβwatch for wireless ramp-up.
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