Digital networks integrator Sterlite Technologies expects about 20 per cent growth in business across key markets of the US, Europe and India in FY2023 amid global scale-up of networks and 5G build outs, its managing director Ankit Agarwal has said. With a notable drop in COVID-19 cases and easing of curbs, the company is encouraging employees to 'return to office' and has seen positive responses across offices in both India and globally. Its factories are running at 100 per cent capacity with all precautions in place, Agarwal said, adding that physical attendance at offices - currently on rotation basis - too will accelerate fully in the coming weeks with adequate safeguards. The company, which has done a string of acquisitions in the past, continues to be on lookout for small buy outs for niche capabilities and technology "because the market itself is growing and expanding", Agarwal told PTI. On the business side, the company is seeing a positive momentum as markets like the US,
The company said it has already been supplying optical fibre cables and has developed a communication network for Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd
The company expects that the end-to-end nature of solutions will fundamentally alter the game for super-fast and high quality 5G deployments
Digital networks integrator Sterlite Technologies Ltd (STL) on Friday unveiled its 5G-from-India offering at the India Mobile Congress event
Sterlite Technologies posted a multi-fold jump in its consolidated profit at Rs 115.75 crore in the first quarter ended June 2021, helped by business gains post easing of Covid restrictions.
Broadband technology company Sterlite Technologies on Thursday said it will acquire Clearcomm Group, a leading Network Integration company in UK, to further globalise its system integration business
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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
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Revenue from operations slipped nearly 15 per cent to Rs 1,159.5 crore in Q2FY21 from Rs 1,359.6 crore in the year-ago period
This modern optical network, Sterlite Technologies said, will enable Airtel to deliver world-class customer experience.
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"Covid-19 impacted performance. Project execution significantly impacted due to lockdown. Production and delivery was hurt due to logistics challenges," STL said in a presentation
The move entails moving from the current hardware-dependent networks to ones that will be software-centric with hardly any dependency on the underlying hardware.
The company, which designs and deploys high-capacity converged fibre and wireless networks, said it is taking all precautions to ensure safety of workers at its sites
Thus far in CY20, 20 companies have announced buyback of their shares, of which, 14 firms have proposed to buyback from open market route
In the past one year, shares of the company have dropped over 53 per cent as against around 13 per cent rise in the Nifty50 index.