The company said the record date for the split will be announced at a later stage. Stock splits are generally aimed at boosting liquidity and improving affordability for retail investors by increasing the number of outstanding shares while lowering the price per share.
According to the shareholding pattern for the March quarter, promoters held a 39.45% stake in the company. Engineering and infrastructure major Larsen & Toubro Ltd. (L&T) owned 18.45%. L&T had initially picked up its stake through a preferential allotment and later increased its holding via secondary market purchase.
E2E Networks offers cloud computing platforms powered by CPU and GPU infrastructure, catering to large-scale general computing as well as AI workloads, with support from its association with NVIDIA. The company also maintains strategic partnerships with global OEMs, including NVIDIA, Intel, AMD, Microsoft and Dell.
Earlier this year, E2E Networks said it was building an Nvidia Blackwell GPU cluster on its TIR cloud compute platform. The platform will feature Nvidia HGX B200 systems, Nvidia Enterprise software and Nvidia Nemotron open models, aimed at advancing sovereign AI development across sectors such as agentic AI, healthcare, finance, manufacturing and agriculture, according to an Nvidia blog post.
The company is building a 14-billion-parameter speech-to-speech model based on Nvidia Nemotron Speech models, datasets and NeMo libraries through Nvidia Cloud Partner E2E Networks, with plans to scale to a 32-billion-parameter model. By fine-tuning the Nemotron Speech model for Indic languages, it has reduced inference costs by 15x, enabling it to handle over 10 million calls per day across telecom, banking and hospitality clients.
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