Top Investor Vijay Kedia went out of his position in Tata Group Firm Tejas Networks Ltworks for June 2025 Quarter.
Filing Bombay Stock Exchange does not list Kedia Securitientthrough conducted in Kedia, with public shareholders, which are improved by 1 percent threshold.
Until March 2025, Kedia was held 18 parts of the lakh or a cent 1.02 percent stake in Tejas Networks. The investor at first entered the counter at Q1 FY21 with a 1.52 percent holding, which encountered 4.39 percent of September 2020 quarter before he began his position.
Sharp deterioration of q1 earnings
Tejas Networks reported a united loss of loss of Rs 194 crore for the June Quarter (Q1 FY26), compared to a net profit at Rs 77 crore during periods. Income from operations that arrive at Rs 202 crore, falling from Rs 1,563 crore at Q1 FY25 and RS 1,907 crore at Q4 FY25.
The Ebit stood in a negative Rs 232 crore in the first quarter, against a positive Rs 167 crore of Q1 FY25 and Rs 18 FY25. The company blamed the bad performance of the delays in the purchase of flow order flow and shipping clearances.
Stake was set steady since 2020
Kceia continues to reduce his stake in the past three years. From 4.2 percent on September 2020, his shareholding has fallen in 1.87 percent of June 2024 and is in addition to the financial services.
Exit also comes amid the wider nervous telecom owners who see the wrong spit of the post-counter and return to the developments of governments and businesses.
What is next for stock?
The weak earnings of Tejas Networks, accompanied by a marquee investor such as Kedia, can weigh investors. The stock has already seen the pressure post results in Q1 and can remain under examination other than the explanation that emits the pipeline and margin order.
