5G Theme story from house of Tata group : Tejas Networks

 5G Theme story from house of Tata group : Tejas Networks

· Part of the Tata Group, with a vision to be a scale player of global reach with a competitive portfolio of products supported by best-in-class R&D and innovation

· Established as the leading Indian telecom equipment company with a wide range of wireline and wireless products

· Deployments in Cell Towers ,Exchanges , Businesses ,Data Centers Homes, Utility Sites

· Growth of high-speed broadband, 5G, softwarization of telecom networks, and the emerging geo-political situation, are the key macro trends driving it’s business

· 5G as a large opportunity for growing our business, since there will be significant network rollouts by telecom operators as well as enterprises. Our 4G LTE base station has been designed to be upgradable for 5G

· In summary, your company is poised to be a scale player of global reach with a competitive portfolio of products supported by bestin-class R&D and innovation.

· With 5G spectrum auctions to be completed during 1H2022, we expect to see a multi-year capex spend cycle for building both wireline and wireless infrastructure. Besides deployments of next-generation radio products, 5G will also require significant increase in cell-site fiberization and augmentation of optical backbone capacities which augur well for our business.

· Acquired Saankhya Labs to enhance 5G mobile and broadcast product offering

· Tejas Network set to become India's own Huawei, bags Airtel order for optical network expansion: Tejas Networks on Friday announced that telecom giant Bharti Airtel chose Tejas to expand Airtel’s optical network in key metropolitan cities. In a statement, Airtel said that the tie-up with Tejas networks comes as a part of the 5G roadmap that the telecom giant is planning for India

· Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) already has a very strong presence in system integration but on the product side, it was weak given the lack of hardware capabilities: “The deal has a lot of synergies for Tata Group,” said Ashwinder Sethi, principal at management consultancy Analysys Mason. “On the one hand, it is looking to develop its own 5G solution and take it to the global markets. It already has the software and SI (software integration) capabilities through TCS  and Tejas helps to bring in the hardware capabilities and also leverage the incentives through the PLI (production-linked incentive) scheme.”