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Indus Towers Stock Surges 5% as Bharti Airtel Boosts Stake Amid Expansion Plans Sep 05, 2025

Indus Towers' shares rose 5% to ₹339.95 after promoter Bharti Airtel increased its stake by 0.26%. The company recently approved expansion into African markets, but hasn't paid dividends since May 2022 due to delayed payments from Vodafone Idea. Despite concerns, brokerages maintain positive outlooks. Indus Towers clarified that the increased trading volume is due to market conditions.

Indus Towers Shares Plunge 5% on African Expansion Concerns Sep 03, 2025

Indus Towers Executes Rs. 64.02 Crore Block Trade Amid International Expansion Plans Sep 03, 2025

Indus Towers Set to Expand into African Markets Sep 02, 2025

Indus Towers Reports Strong Q1 Results with 9.1% Revenue Growth, Suspends Dividend Distribution Aug 05, 2025

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31Jul 25

Indus Towers Reports Mixed Q1 Results Amid Challenging Environment

Indus Towers, India's leading passive telecom infrastructure provider, reported a 9.1% year-on-year increase in Q1 consolidated revenue to Rs 8,058.00 crore. The company expanded its tower portfolio to 251,773 towers with 411,212 co-locations. However, profitability faced challenges with EBITDA declining 3.4% to Rs 4,390.00 crore and net profit decreasing 9.8% to Rs 1,737.00 crore. The company added 2,468 macro towers and 5,777 co-locations during the quarter, maintaining a strong market position despite margin pressures.

30Jul 25

Indus Towers Reports 9.1% Revenue Growth in Q1 FY26, Profits Decline Amid Rising Costs

Indus Towers announced Q1 FY26 results with revenue growing 9.1% year-on-year to Rs 80,576.00 million, driven by co-location additions and tower deployments. However, profitability declined with EBITDA falling 3.4% to Rs 43,901.00 million and net profit decreasing 9.8% to Rs 17,368.00 million. The company expanded its infrastructure to 251,773 towers and 411,212 co-locations. Despite challenges, Indus Towers maintained a strong balance sheet with a net cash position of Rs 24,612.00 million. The company is focusing on AI and digital solutions to enhance operational efficiency amidst the ongoing 5G rollout in India.

30Jul 25

Indus Towers Reports Q1 FY26 Results: Revenue Up 9.1%, EBITDA Margin at 54.5%

Indus Towers Limited announced its Q1 FY26 results, showing a 9.1% YoY increase in revenue to Rs 8,058.00 crore. However, EBITDA decreased by 3.4% to Rs 4,390.00 crore, with margins dropping from 61.6% to 54.5%. Net profit declined by 9.8% to Rs 1,737.00 crore. The company expanded its tower base to 251,773 and increased co-locations to 411,212. Despite profitability challenges, Indus Towers continues to invest in AI and digital solutions, focusing on operational efficiency and green initiatives.

24Jul 25

Indus Towers to Announce Q1 FY2026 Results on July 30, 2025

Indus Towers, a major passive telecom infrastructure provider in India, will release its Q1 FY2026 financial results on July 30, 2025. An earnings call with senior management is scheduled for July 31, 2025, from 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM IST. The company will provide a comprehensive results package on its website, including a quarterly report, media release, and key performance indicators. As of March 31, 2025, Indus Towers operates 249,305 towers and 405,435 co-locations across all 22 telecom circles in India, serving major telecom providers.

06Jun 25

Indus Towers Braces for Potential Market Shift as Starlink Eyes India Entry

Indus Towers, India's leading telecom infrastructure provider, is preparing for potential market changes as Elon Musk's Starlink satellite internet service considers entering the Indian market. This development has alerted the industry to possible shifts in the competitive landscape of India's telecom sector. The entry of Starlink, known for its low-Earth orbit satellite constellation, could introduce new dynamics to India's internet connectivity landscape and may have significant implications for traditional telecom infrastructure companies. The telecom sector is bracing for potential changes, with companies like Indus Towers possibly needing to reassess their strategies to maintain competitiveness.

02May 25

Indus Towers Delays Shareholder Value Enhancement Plans, Forms Evaluation Committee

Indus Towers has postponed its plans to enhance shareholder value, opting to form a committee to evaluate various proposals. This decision comes amid improved cash flow due to Vodafone Idea's repayments, which had raised expectations for dividend resumption. The announcement led to a 6% decline in the company's stock price. Previously, analysts anticipated a potential dividend of ₹20 per share and a possible share buyback program. The company recently conducted an earnings call for Q4 ended March 31, 2023, with the audio recording available on their website.

02May 25

Indus Towers' Share Price Drops 7% Following Q4 Results

Indus Towers announced Q4 FY23 results with a 7.42% YoY revenue increase to ₹7,727.00 crore, but a 3.78% YoY profit decline to ₹1,780.00 crore. The company saw significant QoQ improvement with profits rising from ₹400.00 crore in Q3. Despite revenue growth, the share price fell over 7% on May 2, reflecting investor concerns about profitability.

01May 25

Indus Towers Reports Strong FY2025 Performance with 64.5% Surge in Profit

Indus Towers announced robust financial results for FY2025, with consolidated revenue up 5.3% to Rs. 30,123.00 crores and net profit soaring 64.5% to Rs. 9,932.00 crores. EBITDA increased by 41.9% to Rs. 20,845.00 crores. The company expanded its infrastructure, with total towers reaching 249,305 and co-locations growing to 405,435. Indus Towers also acquired passive infrastructure assets from Bharti Airtel, adding 10,380 macro towers and 2,226 lean co-locations to its portfolio.

01May 25

Indus Towers Reports Strong FY25 Performance with 64.5% Jump in Net Profit

Indus Towers announced strong financial results for FY25, with consolidated revenue growing 5.3% to Rs 30,123.00 crores and net profit soaring 64.5% to Rs 9,932.00 crores. The company expanded its tower base to 249,305 and increased co-locations to 405,435. Key developments include the acquisition of 12,606 towers from Bharti Airtel and completion of a share buyback. Despite impressive yearly figures, Q4 saw a 4.0% decline in net profit.

30Apr 25

Indus Towers Reports Mixed Q4 Results: Net Profit Dips 4%, Revenue Rises 7.4% YoY

Indus Towers announced its Q4 and FY2025 financial results, showing mixed performance in Q4 but robust growth for the full year. Q4 revenue grew 7.4% YoY to Rs. 7,727.00 crores, while net profit decreased 4% to Rs. 1,779.00 crores. For FY2025, consolidated revenue increased 5.3% to Rs. 30,123.00 crores, with net profit surging 64.5% to Rs. 9,932.00 crores. The company expanded its infrastructure, increasing its tower base to 249,305 and co-locations to 405,435. The acquisition of passive infrastructure assets from Bharti Airtel contributed to this growth.

30Apr 25

Indus Towers to Consider Dividend, Bonus Issue, and Share Buyback Options

Indus Towers will hold a board meeting on April 30, 2025, to discuss options for enhancing shareholder returns, including potential dividend distribution, bonus issue, and share buyback plans. The company has closed its trading window until May 2, 2025. Analysts expect a possible dividend of ₹15.00 to ₹20.00 per share, driven by improved cash flows partly due to Vodafone Idea resuming payments. The decision comes amid signs of stability in the Indian telecom sector.

28Apr 25

Indus Towers to Consider Shareholder Return Options in Upcoming Board Meeting

Indus Towers Limited's Board of Directors will meet on April 30, 2025, to discuss strategies for enhancing shareholder returns. Options under consideration include share buyback, bonus issue, and dividend distribution. The company has closed its trading window for Designated Persons until May 2, 2025, to prevent insider trading.

28Apr 25

Indus Towers Share Price Rises 4% Ahead of Board Meeting on Dividend, Bonus, and Buyback

Indus Towers' share price increased by up to 4% following the announcement of a Board meeting on December 30. The meeting will consider options for enhancing shareholder value, including dividend distribution, bonus shares, and share buyback. This move comes as the company experiences improved cash flow due to resumed payments from a major customer. The Board will evaluate these options individually or in combination to determine the most beneficial approach for shareholders.