Bharti Hexacom
1,759.30
-76.80(-4.18%)
Market Cap₹87,965.00 Cr
PE Ratio59.56
IndustryTelecom
Company Performance:
1D-4.18%
1M-2.95%
6M+4.24%
1Y+28.75%
5Y+116.32%
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14May 25
Bharti Hexacom Posts Impressive Q4 FY25 Results with Soaring Profits and Revenue
Bharti Hexacom's Q4 FY25 financial results show impressive growth. Net profit more than doubled to ₹468.40 crore, a 110% year-over-year increase. Revenue rose 22.5% to ₹2,289.00 crore. Mobile ARPU improved to ₹242.00 from ₹204.00 last year. For the full fiscal year 2025, PAT nearly tripled to ₹1,493.60 crore, while annual revenue grew 20.5% to ₹8,548.00 crore.
13May 25
Bharti Hexacom Boosts Q4 Mobile ARPU to ₹242.00, Signaling Revenue Growth
Bharti Hexacom, a major player in the Indian telecom sector, has reported an increase in its mobile Average Revenue Per User (ARPU) to ₹242.00 for the fourth quarter. This rise in ARPU indicates improved financial performance and suggests successful strategies in service quality enhancement, customer mix optimization, and effective pricing. The increase aligns with the overall industry trend of rising ARPUs among major telecom operators in India.
13May 25
Bharti Hexacom's Q4 Results Showcase Robust Growth and Final Dividend Announcement
Bharti Hexacom's Q4FY25 results show significant growth with net profit up 110.40% to ₹468.40 crore, revenue increasing 22.50% to ₹2,289.00 crore, and EBITDA rising 33.00% to ₹1,167.80 crore. The company's customer base grew by 3.40% to 28.58 million. The board has recommended a final dividend of ₹10.00 per equity share.
11Apr 25
Bharti Hexacom Pauses Infrastructure Sale to Indus Towers
Bharti Hexacom has temporarily suspended the sale of its infrastructure business to Indus Towers following a request from Telecommunications Consultants India Ltd (TCIL). The company has agreed to initiate a fresh sale process in consultation with TCIL, potentially impacting the telecom infrastructure landscape in India. This decision highlights the complex nature of large-scale transactions in the telecom sector and the influence of regulatory considerations.
09Apr 25
Bharti Hexacom Halts Infrastructure Sale to Indus Towers, Faces DoT Penalty
Bharti Hexacom has paused its plan to sell its infrastructure business to Indus Towers following a request from shareholder TCIL for a fresh process. The company will initiate a new exercise in consultation with TCIL. Separately, Bharti Hexacom received a Rs. 2.88 lakh penalty from DoT for alleged violations of subscriber verification norms discovered during a CAF Audit for Q4 2024. The company will pay the penalty without contesting it.
05Apr 25
Bharti Hexacom Wins Rs 54.6 Crore Tax Case in Rajasthan High Court
Bharti Hexacom has won a significant legal battle against a Rs 54.60 crore tax demand from the Commissioner of Central Goods and Service Taxes, Jodhpur. The Rajasthan High Court upheld a previous CESTAT ruling allowing Bharti Hexacom to avail CENVAT credit on excise duty for tower parts and shelters. This decision covers six show cause notices from 2006 to 2013, saving the company from a potential Rs 49.21 crore tax liability and Rs 5.39 crore in penalties. The company's CFO, Akhil Garg, confirmed receipt of the court order on April 4, 2025.
Bharti Hexacom
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-76.80
(-4.18%)
1 Year Returns:+28.75%
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