The company posted a net loss of Rs 211.3 crore, compared with a loss of Rs 71.8 crore in the same period last year. Revenue for the quarter dropped 82.6% year-on-year to Rs 333 crore from Rs 1,907 crore. EBITDA also slipped into the red, with a loss of Rs 118.2 crore against a profit of Rs 121.5 crore a year ago, according to an exchange filing.
The filing noted that revenue during the quarter was mainly supported by sales of wireline products to both domestic and international customers. Despite the weak operational performance, the company’s order book showed strong growth, rising 49% year-on-year to Rs 1,514 crore at the end of Q4. This compares with Rs 1,329 crore in Q3 FY26 and Rs 1,019 crore in Q4 FY25, indicating better demand visibility.
The company highlighted several key achievements for the full year, including the successful commercial launch of BSNL’s pan-India 4G network, powered by its indigenously designed 4G and 5G RAN products.
It was also selected as the IP/MPLS router OEM for the largest number of BharatNet Phase III packages announced in FY26. During the year, it completed the shipment of over 17,000 routers, which are being deployed across 9 states and 5 union territories.
On the product front, the company introduced a range of advanced wireless and wireline solutions. These included 64TR massive MIMO radios, a converged 4G and 5G core, and a hyper-scalable data centre interconnectivity platform.
The company also strengthened its strategic capabilities by partnering with Rakuten Symphony to develop integrated Open RAN solutions and jointly pursue go-to-market opportunities.In innovation, it filed 63 patents in Q4 FY26, taking its cumulative global patent count to 676, of which 371 have been granted.
Tejas Networks shares are down 24% in the last 6 months.
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