Suyog Telematics Limited has informed the Exchange about Investor Presentation
Ref: STL/SEC/2024-25/DT-134
February 11, 2025
The Manager, Listing Department, BSE Limited P J Towers, 1st Floor, Dalal Street, Mumbai- 400001
The Manager, Listing Department, National Stock Exchange of India Limited Bandra Kurla Complex, C-1, Block G, Bandra (East), Mumbai - 400051
Scrip Code: 537259
Symbol: SUYOG
Dear Sir/Madam,
Sub: Intimation of Investor Presentation for the Quarter and Nine months ended December 31, 2024
In pursuance to Regulation 30 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015 as amended, please find enclosed herewith the Investor Presentation for the Quarter and Nine months ended December 31, 2024.
Request you to take the same on record.
Thanking You,
Yours faithfully, For Suyog Telematics Limited
Aarti Shukla Company Secretary & Compliance Officer
Encl.: A/a
SUYOG TELEMATICS LIMITED
Investor presentation Q3 & 9M FY25
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DISCLAIMER
This document has been prepared for information purposes only and is not an offer or invitation or recommendation to buy or sell any securities of Suyog Telematics Limited (“STL”, “Suyog”, "Company“), nor shall part, or all, of this document form the basis of, or be relied on in connection with, any contract or investment decision in relation to any securities of the Company. This document is strictly confidential and may not be copied, published, distributed or transmitted to any person, in whole or in part, by any medium or in any form for any purpose. The information in this document is being provided by the Company and is subject to change without notice. The Company relies on information obtained from sources believed to be reliable but does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness. This document contains statements about future events and expectations that are forward-looking statements. These statements typically contain words such as "expects" and "anticipates" and words of similar import. Any statement in this document that is not a statement of historical fact is a forward looking statement that involves known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause our actual results, performance or achievements to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. None of the future projections, expectations, estimates or prospects in this document should be taken as forecasts or promises nor should they be taken as implying any indication, assurance or guarantee that the assumptions on which such future projections, expectations, estimates or prospects have been prepared are correct or exhaustive or, in the case of the assumptions, fully stated in the document. The Company assumes no obligations to update the forward-looking statements contained herein to reflect actual results, changes in assumptions or changes in factors affecting these statements. You acknowledge that you will be solely responsible for your own assessment of the market and the market position of the Company and that you will conduct your own analysis and be solely responsible for forming your own view of the potential future performance of the business of the Company.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
About Suyog Telematics
Business Overview
Industry Overview
Way Forward
Financial Highlights
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About Suyog Telematics
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COMPANY OVERVIEW
Suyog Telematics Limited is a dynamic player in the telecommunications industry, specializing in cutting-edge telecom tower infrastructure solutions. The company is committed to driving connectivity in both urban and rural areas. Known for its strategic infrastructure, fiber approach, Suyog Telematics focuses on high-power small cell connectivity, and environmentally friendly solutions. With a diverse portfolio and a client base that includes major telecom operators, the company plays a key role in transforming cities into 5G-ready hubs and powering rural villages with advanced network capabilities.
Operator wise Revenue Breakup
Q3FY25
9MFY25
50.5%
50.5%
22.2%
22.2%
26.9%
26.9%
Other
0.4%
0.4%
26 States & Union Territories
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5500+ Total Telecom Towers
6400+ Total Tenancies
Experience of 25+ years
Built 10,000+ Roof Top Towers for BSNL (EPC)
Only IP company to have maximum Govt. sites (in % terms)
Presence in all crucial circles in Small Cell Segment (essential for 5G deployment)
Services Offered:
▪ Tower Erection
▪ Fiber Optics Network Solution
▪ Pole Erection
Product Portfolio:
▪ Ground Based Tower
▪ Roof Top Tower
▪ Cow Tower
▪ GBM Tower
▪ Camouflage Tower
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KEY HIGHLIGHTS
26
5517
6461
States & UTs
Total Towers
Total Tenancies
3989
Small Cell Tenancies
1001
5561
455
Government Sites Tenancies
Fiber Network “in kms”
Sites Ready for Integration
Passive Infrastructure Addition (Q3’FY25)
1091
1215
341
Total Towers
Total Tenancies
Fibre Network (kms)
Enhancing presence with substantial capex and growth strategies
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LEADERSHIP TEAM (1/3)
Over 20 years of telecom industry expertise, showcasing exceptional entrepreneurship, leadership, and management skills, coupled with profound industry knowledge.
Shiv Shankar Lature Co-Founder & Managing Director
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LEADERSHIP TEAM (2/3)
Ms. Subhashita Lature Whole TimeDirector
Mr. Suyash Lature Business Development Manager
Mr. Tushar Shah Business Head (India)
With a Bachelor’s in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering from Mumbai University and education in the UK, she has been instrumental in expanding Suyog Telematics in is now targeting global expansion, using her India and international business expertise. Her technical skills and strategic vision make her a key leader in achieving the company’s global goals.
After a short time in ed-tech with MyCaptain, he entered the telecom industry, where he leads a team at Suyog Telematics focused on creating value for all stakeholders. He authored the "Telecom Tower Manual: A Technical Approach," offering technology. With an engineering insights background and an MBA in Global Family Business Management from S.P. Jain, he has quickly made a significant learn and embrace new impact and remains eager to challenges.
telecom
into
With an Executive MBA from NMIMS and over 14 years at Bharti Airtel, he has been instrumental at Suyog Telematics since 2014. He helped transform the company into a leading IP1 provider, expanding its reach nationally and significantly increasing revenue. As Business Head, he drives strategy and operations, and shareholder returns.
focusing on
satisfaction
customer
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LEADERSHIP TEAM (3/3)
Mr. Mahesh Rajure Business Head (India)
Mr. Ajay Sharma Chief Financial Officer
Ms. Aarti Shukla Company Secretary
After earning his B.E. in Electronics and Telecom in 1995 and training at Videocon, he joined Suyog Telematics in 1996, managing telecom system installations in Maharashtra. By 2007, Suyog partnered with BSNL for infrastructure sharing. Now, Mahesh drives business strategy and oversees nationwide operations, focusing on revenue generation and quality service for major telecom operators like Vodafone Idea, Airtel, Jio, and BSNL.
With over 28 years of experience in finance and accounting, he is a seasoned expert. Before joining Suyog Telematics in 2017, he led the Finance and Accounting divisions at major organizations like Educom and Aditya Birla Group. At Suyog Telematics, he is part of the KMP team, achieving strong financial results each year while ensuring robust financial controls and corporate governance across the company.
A qualified Company Secretary, LL.B, and MBA, with extensive experience in the listed company sector. She specializes in corporate governance, regulatory compliance, and legal documentation, managing board activities, ensuring regulatory adherence, and implementing compliance programs while maintaining statutory records and liaising with regulatory bodies.
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OUR JOURNEY
Incorporated as “Suyog Telematics Private Limited” on 28th of July
Converted to Public Limited Company “Suyog Telematics Limited”
Began expanding across India with HPSC (High Power Small Cell), extending beyond Mumbai and Maharashtra
1995
2013
2021
2008
2014
2024
Obtained IP-1 licence from Department of Telecommunication
Listed on “Bombay Stock Exchange”
Listing on “National Stock Exchange”
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Business Overview
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BUSINESS OVERVIEW (1/2)
Suyog Telematics Limited is a passive telecommunication infrastructure provider, providing cutting-edge solutions by building and operating telecom towers and related assets , thereby providing these passive infrastructure assets on shared basis to Telecommunication Service Providers.
With a robust foundation spanning over two decades, the company has honed its expertise in providing innovative, reliable, and cost-effective solutions to meet the evolving demands of the telecommunications sector.
Emphasizing high-power small cell Infrastructure
Environment friendly solutions
Client base includes Major Telecom Companies
Connectivity across diverse landscape
Critical Player in Tele-communication Systems
Forward looking vision, coupled with its emphasis on Efficiency, Cost-effectiveness, and Sustainable practices
As a key player in the telecom tower infrastructure landscape, Suyog Telematics is committed to pioneering advancements that drive connectivity and technological progress.
Driving Growth
Fiber Connectivity
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BUSINESS OVERVIEW (2/2)
SUYOG’s SCOPE OF WORK (for providing tower infrastructure)
Tower Infrastructure
Power Supply
Supported with FIBERIZATION
Providing the Telecom Service Providers with ready infrastructure on long term lease to deploy their active communication related equipment like Antenna & BTS.
The lease arrangement is backed by Master Service Agreements which includes Service Level Agreement for ensuring site uptime for Telecom companies.
Enabling Telecom companies to proactively grow on a faster pace and speedy 5G roll out across India in all telecom circles.
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BUSINESS MODEL
Identification of Site
Deployment at Site
Infrastructure Sharing
In response to customer requests, company meticulously identify optimal locations. The site identification process, managed by it’s acquisition team, is a critical step to ensure the ongoing expansion of their asset portfolio for long-term sustainability.
After identifying a location, company secures a lease for the land from the owner and proceed to deploy tower infrastructure.
Company leases out the erected tower infrastructure to wireless tenants through long-term agreements, referred to as Master Service Agreements (MSA), at a predetermined fee. Tenants are responsible for owning and operating the active equipment, such as antennas and BTS, at the site.
Sustainable Revenue Model
Company secures co-locations with tenures extending beyond seven years, accompanied by exit penalties, contributing to the establishment of robust recurring revenue streams.
Margin Accretive
Incorporating new tenants at their sites involves minimal additional operating costs compared to the one-time fixed cost. This contributes positively to the bottom line, fostering higher profitability margins and creating wealth for stakeholders.
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MASTER SERVICE AGREEMENT
(LONG TERM SERVICE CONTRACTS)
Site Rentals
Loading Charges
Rentals are billed under one of the following models: Based on actuals Inbuilt as a fixed cost with IP Fees
Loading charges are determined either through agreed fixed charges or based on the equipment installed by telcos at the sites.
IP (Infrastructure Provider) Fees
IP Fees is based on: Location type (GBT, RTT, Pole Sites, etc.) City Premium No. of Operators on the location
2
3
Revenue Arrangements in Long-Term Service Contract (MSA) with All Telcos
1
4
Utilities Allocation
Actual fuel costs passed to telcos; electricity charges equally shared among operators; diesel costs shared based on actual usage among operators
Average Contract Tenure 10+ years with annual escalation of 2.5%
Service Level Agreement The MSA incorporates SLA specifying the company's commitment to ensuring site uptime for Telcos.
Payment Terms Advance monthly payment terms
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GOVERNMENT SITES AGREEMENTS
Tie-up with Government Agencies MCGM Wards, MMRDA, NHAI, BEST, Monorail, JNPT, SEEPZ, Gujarat & West Bengal Govt.
Sites on Government Establishments Flyovers, Skywalks, Foot over bridge, Highways, Monorail, Bus Depot, CCTV, Pole Sites
Allotment Process Flyovers, Skywalks, Foot over bridge, Highways, Monorail, Bus Depot, CCTV, Pole Sites
Average Contract Tenure 10 Years
Advantages of Government Sites ▪ Low Capex Requirement ▪ Low Rentals ▪ Permission for laying Fiber Optic network is also available which is utmost critical for mobile operators ▪ All Prime & Critical Locations ▪ No threats of termination ▪ High demand sites by all telcos ▪ Contract easily extendable through tenders or Government policies
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CCTV SITES
(LINKED BY FIBER CONNECTIVITY)
▪ Our recent introduction of CCTV Pole Sites is a testament to our dedication
to delivering challenging and hard-to-acquire locations, especially in demanding areas like the Mumbai Circle
▪ We continuously adapt our approach to meet Telecom Company’s
specifications, ensuring delivery of unattainable sites across all our circles.
▪
The CCTV Sites in the Mumbai Circle have proven highly successful, characterized by their substantial data generation and minimal operating costs.
▪ Operating in critical and densely populated areas, many of these sites handle
loads exceeding 50 amps.
The risk of site termination is minimal, given approval from local corporations and support from nearby police stations.
Most of our CCTV Sites are linked with Aerial Fiber, equipped with SMPS and 100AH BB.
Additionally, we adhere to Telecom Companies’ requirement of providing an AGL of 12 meters.
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SLUM SITES SEGMENT
Slum Sites are installations situated in densely populated and congested areas
Key Benefits of Slum Locations
High Revenue Generation
Low Site Rentals
Low Termination Risk
Mobile phones have emerged as the primary means of communication and entertainment in slum areas. These sites are extensively used for voice and data networks, proving highly lucrative for telecom companies.
Slum site owners demand affordable rentals, making these sites high-revenue, low-cost locations.
As mobile networks have become a necessity, providing additional revenue to slum site owners, the likelihood of site terminations is minimal.
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SMALL CELL TOWERS
(ESSENTIAL 5G BACKBONE)
Fiber Connectivity Seamless deployment for any technology is facilitated by the easy connection of small cells with aerial fiber.
Energy Efficient Savings in the consumption of electricity.
Compact Design Simplified deployment in compact spaces without the need for significant infrastructure.
Low Rentals Reduced rental costs enable the formulation of more ambitious deployment plans.
Less Capex Minimal Capex needs allowing for more extensive rollout planning by telecom companies.
3900+ “Operational Small Cell Tenancies” as on 31st Dec, 2024
Latest Advancement in the telecom sector
Prospective Growth Driver for the Indian Telecom Tower Industry
SUYOG is strategically positioned in every crucial telecom circle throughout India in the Small Cell segment.
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STREAMLINED OPERATIONS - SERVICE RELIABILITY & QUALITY
In-House Maintenance Services for Tower and Fiber ▪ Streamlined in-house maintenance processes for telecom towers and fiber networks ▪ Ensuring higher reliability, quicker response times, and reduced downtime to enhance service quality
Upgrading Power Management Systems ▪ Installing Lithium batteries to replace traditional VRLA batteries, offering a longer lifespan and reduced
maintenance needs
▪ exploring alternative advanced battery technologies to optimize performance and cost-effectiveness, further
enhancing uptime planning and operational efficiency
Automation of multiple services like Operations, Billing System, Vendor Management System, Warehouse Management System, among others.
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ONGOING R&D INITIATIVES
R&D INITIATIVES AIMING TO REDUCE OPERATIONAL COSTS AND POSITION SUYOG AS A LEADER IN TELECOM INNOVATION.
Electricity Bill Reduction Installation of wind turbines at select telecom towers on a trial basis to decrease energy costs, reducing operational expenses for telecom operators.
Improved Cash Flow Anticipated savings from reduced electricity bills shall help in enhancing Suyog’s cash flow.
FTTH R&D Initiatives Developing vertical wiring solutions for FTTH installations within ducts, thereby optimizing space utilization, improving installation efficiency, and enhancing service delivery speed.
Low Orbit Satellite Development Exploring low orbit satellite technology and ground receiver systems to improve connectivity, expand market reach & enhance service portfolio.
Trial Starting in Q4 FY25
For Zinc batteries as a cost-efficient power backup solutions, offering similar utility to lithium batteries (Zinc is abundant, while lithium is scarce).
For a low-cost, highly efficient SMPS system designed for multi-operator sites
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KEY COMPETITIVE STRENGTHS
Tenancies Operations across 15 key telecom circles (26 states & UTs) with a PAN INDIA VISION
Diverse telecom operators Engaged with major telecom operators, including Bharti Airtel, Reliance Jio, Vodafone Idea, Tata, and BSNL.
IP-1 License holder Niche Telecom Infrastructure Providing Organisation
Government locations Highest Number of Government Sites – MMRDA, NHAI, BEST, Monorail, JNPT, MCGM, and more.
Geographical footprint Over 6400+ tenancies encompassing Slum Sites, Flyovers, Sky Walks, Foot over Bridges, BEST, Monorail, CCTV, Small Cell, and ULS Sites in the portfolio.
Expertise 25 years of expertise in constructing telecom towers, specializing in cost-effective and swiftly deployed infrastructure.
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Minimised Turnaround Duration
Cost-Effective Business Model
Tower Erection Services
Pole Erection Services
Our Services
Range of Towers
Fiber Optics Network Solutions
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CLIENTELE
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Industry Overview
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TELECOM INDUSTRY OVERVIEW (1/2)
Telecom
Telephone Subscription
Tele-density
Mobile (Wireless Connection)
Fixed Line (Wired Connection)
Internet Services (ISP)
Mar 2024
Dec 2023
2.8%
2.7%
97.2%
97.3%
Mar 2024
Dec 2023
54.4%
45.6%
55.7%
44.3%
Wireless Wireline
Urban
Rural
2nd largest telecommunication market
2nd highest number of internet users
2nd rank in “International Mobile Broadband Internet Traffic” & “International Internet Bandwith”
1209.69 Mn
Total Telephone Subscriber Base (as on May 2024)
INR 2.4 Lakh Crore
Gross Revenue From Telecom Sector (FY24)
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TELECOM INDUSTRY OVERVIEW (2/2)
SHIFT
From
To
Traditional Approach Telecom operators have invested heavily in building and maintaining their own networks by investing in physical infrastructure
NaaS Approach Network-as-a-Service enabled operators to lease network resources from third-party providers, reducing the need for extensive physical infrastructure.
This shift has allowed Telecom operators to scale their operations rapidly, adapt to changing market demands, and allocate resources efficiently, being more flexible and cost-effective.
India's 5G subscriptions to have 350 million by 2026, accounting for 27% of all mobile subscriptions.
The Government of India has introduced Digital India programme where sectors such as healthcare, retail, etc. will be connected through Internet.
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PASSIVE INFRASTRUCTURE INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
The robust and state of the art TELECOM INFRASTUCTURE has been the fundamental backbone for the growth of telecom services and the unprecedented success of India’s Telecom Sector.
Indian Telecom Infrastructure Industry
Laid a strong foundation of growth for the telecom sector.
Supported the telecom sector in keeping pace with fast-paced technology advancements
Before 2000
In 2000
Up To 2005
After 2005
Telecom service providers were installing towers on their own and no sharing of infrastructure.
Telecom Infrastructure Industry came into existence with DoT inviting applications for IP-1 registrations.
Telecom Towers were operated under integrated model without sharing of infrastructure.
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Telecom Towers industry evolved with independent tower companies installing and maintaining towers and related Infrastructure & leasing it to Telcos and sharing of infrastructure by these tower infrastructure companies.
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GARTNER FORECAST FOR IOT
Spendon the Internet of Things (IoT) across key industries reached over $268 billion in 2022, and IoT devices are forecast to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15%from 2021 through 2025.
5G will ensure continuous growth of wireless connections in next 5 years due to many upcoming USE CASES across all sectors like Healthcare, Automotive, Industry, Mining, etc.
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Source: Gartner Report dated 8th June, 2023
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Way Forward
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NEAR TERM STRATEGIC GOALS & EXPECTATIONS
TOWER ADDITION
NEW TOWERS FOR MTNL
NEW SMALL CELL TOWERS
3000+
500+
1000+
Cumulative Macro Towers for Vodafone & BSNL for FY25
In Mumbai Circle scheduled for FY25
Tentative plan for FY25
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WAY FORWARD
5G-Ready Urban Infrastructure
Our high-power small cell infrastructure is preparing urban cities for the advent of 5G technology.
Rural 5G Connectivity
Bringing 5G Connectivity to Rural Villages through Our RLS Sites
Revolutionary FTTH
Empowering Homes with Unprecedented 5G Speed through Our FTTH Solution
Fiber Boost for 5G
Fiberizing Mobile Towers for accelerated 5G Deployment
Inorganic Growth with Acquisitions
Strategically pursuing acquisitions to enhance our next-generation connectivity solutions and expand our portfolio.
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BSNL
(THE GROWTH PERSPECTIVE)
Offering a comprehensive range of telecom services, including wireline and wireless local loop (WLL) telephone services, mobile services, broadband, internet, leased circuits, and long-distance telecom services.
GOVERNMENT’S OBJECTIVE
BSNL’S STRATEGIC PLAN
▪ Reposition BSNL as a resilient telecom
▪ Nationwide deployment of 4G and 5G
service provider with a particular emphasis on bridging connectivity gaps in remote regions of India.
coverage, along with the provision of high- speed internet through Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) services.
▪ Start its 5G services in 2024 (as stated in January 2023 by the telecom minister).
▪ The Union cabinet has granted approval for
a comprehensive revival package amounting to Rs. 89,047 crore ($10.79 billion) for BSNL, encompasses the allocation of 4G/5G spectrum through equity infusion.
▪ The approved package extends budgetary support for various spectrum bands, laying the foundation for BSNL's technological advancement and enhanced service offerings.
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BUSINESS UPDATE (BSNL)
PAN India MSA Agreement for 15 years with
01
Aggressive Roll out of New Sites across India on IP- 1 model
02
Rollout of Relocation Sites across India
03
New Circles Added Mumbai & Delhi
04
Lock-In for a period of 10 years
Exchange Notification (Click to Read)
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OUR GROWTH DRIVERS (1/2)
BSNL’s 4G/5G Rollout (Nationwide)
Small Cell Towers
▪ BSNL targets nationwide 4G rollout by Aug 2024, followed by
▪ Small cells are fundamental for nationwide 5G deployment.
transition to 5G services.
▪ A prominent company secures large telecom equipment order for 100,000 sites, aiding BSNL's transition to 4G with potential for 5G upgrade.
▪ BSNL partnered with multiple tower infrastructure companies to provide crucial tower infrastructure for widespread 4G network expansion.
▪ Mr. T. R. Dua of DIPA estimates a need for ~12,00,000 towers for
PAN India 5G rollout, with ~7,50,000 towers already in place, set to be upgraded to 5G via fiberization.
▪ Suyog is expanding its small cell tower infrastructure to support the
5G rollout for various operators.
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OUR GROWTH DRIVERS (2/2)
Optical Fiber Cable (OFC) Network
Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) Network
▪ Fiberization links mobile towers with optical fiber cables, crucial for
▪ The rise in IoT devices emphasizes the necessity for strong
5G deployment.
network infrastructure.
▪ It's essential for upgrading existing telecom tower infrastructure.
▪ 5G integration in FTTH facilitates seamless IoT device integration,
▪ Suyog is actively transitioning towers from microwave to optical
fiber technology.
▪ Suyog is involved in projects aimed at deploying FTTH networks.
promoting smart homes, cities, and interconnected systems.
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Financial Highlights
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QUARTERLY FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
Revenue Q3’FY25 INR 488 Mn
9M’FY25 INR 1,425 Mn
EBITDA Q3’FY25 INR 341 Mn
9M’FY25 INR 1,019 Mn
EBITDA % Q3’FY25 69.9%
9M’FY25 71.5%
Net Profit Q3’FY25 INR 172 Mn
9M’FY25 INR 543 Mn
Net Profit % Q3’FY25 35.2%
9M’FY25 38.1%
EPS Q3’FY25 INR 15.90
9M’FY25 INR 50.30
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT (Q3’FY25)
Particulars (INR Mn)
Revenue from Operations
Total Expenditure
Cost of Materials Consumed Employee Benefit Expenses* Other Expenses #
EBITDA
EBITDA Margin (%) Other Income #
Depreciation
EBIT
Interest
Profit Before Tax
Tax
Net Profit
Net Profit Margin (%)
Reported Earnings Per Share (Rs)
Q3FY25
Q2FY25
Q3FY24
YoY%
9MFY25
9MFY24
YoY%
487.8
146.8
55.8 *55.7
35.3
341.0
69.9
11.7
116.9
235.9
41.1
194.8
23.0
171.8
35.2
15.90
477.4
127.8
54.6
41.7
31.5
349.6
73.2
53.4
110.6
292.4
44.7
247.7
45.0
202.7
42.5
19.66
417.2
79.5
46.8
40.8
(8.0)
337.6
80.9
14.3
16.9
84.6
19.3
36.6
100.0
1.0
-1103 bps
(18.2)
81.9 Small Cell Towers
42.8
(12.7)
270.1
54.4
215.7
24.6
191.1
45.8
17.92
(24.5)
(9.7)
(6.6)
(10.1)
-1059 bps
(11.3)
1,425.2
1,212.5
406.1
159.1
138.4
108.6
1,019.1
71.5
88.7
337.7
770.1
119.2
650.9
107.6
543.4
38.1
50.30
324.1
150.2
131.7
42.2
888.4
73.3
51.9
236.0
704.2
153.5
550.7
74.8
476.0
39.3
44.64
17.5
25.3
5.9
5.1
157.2
14.7
-176 bps
71.1
43.1
9.4
(22.4)
18.2
43.9
14.2
-113 bps
12.7
* The increase in Employee Cost in Q3FY25 is due to the Diwali Bonus of INR 13.0 Mn. # There was no reversal of ECL provision in Q3FY25 compared to INR 35.0 Mn in Q3FY24 (reversal under other expenses as per accounting standard) and INR 40.1 Mn in Q2FY25 (reversal under other income as per revised accounting standard).
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INCOME STATEMENT
Particulars (INR Mn)
Revenue from Operations
Total Expenditure
Cost of Materials Consumed
Employee Benefit Expenses
Other Expenses
EBITDA
EBITDA Margin (%)
Other Income
Depreciation
EBIT
Interest
Profit Before Tax
Tax
Profit After Tax
Profit Margin (%)
Reported Earnings Per Share (Rs)
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FY21
1,318.0
662.0
401.0
207.4
53.6
656.0
49.8
27.3
157.1
526.2
103.9
422.3
178.3
244.0
18.5
24.03
FY22
1,263.4
397.0
182.9
112.3
101.8
866.4
68.6
55.1
Small Cell Towers
215.8
705.7
138.4
567.3
153.5
413.8
32.8
40.75
FY23
1,436.4
508.0
201.3
141.6
165.1
928.5
64.6
86.4
264.3
750.5
160.5
590.0
126.9
463.1
32.2
44.17
FY24
1666.1
492.7
173.4
170.9
148.5
1,173.4
70.4
76.6
341.0
909.0
195.0
714.0
80.9
633.1
38.0
59.83
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BALANCE SHEET
Particulars (INR Mn)
FY23
FY24
H1FY25
Particulars (INR Mn)
FY23
FY24
H1FY25
EQUITY & LIABILITIES
Shareholders' Fund
Share Capital
Other Equity
Non-Current Liabilities
Financial Liabilities
Provisions
Deferred Tax Liabilities (Net)
Current Liabilities
Financial Liabilities excl. Payable
Trade Payables
Provisions
Current Tax Liabilities (Net)
Other Current Liabilities
ASSETS
2,342.6
2,983.9
3,552.9
Non-Current Assets
104.8
106.6
108.0
Property, Plant & Equipment
2,237.8
2,877.3
3,444.9
Right of use Assets
1,421.2
1,235.6
1,754.2
Intangible Assets
1,084.0
964.4
1,410.2
Financial Assets
Capital WIP
9.4
327.8
1,033.9
535.1
409.0
80.7
-
9.1
9.0
262.2
781.5
568.8
160.9
41.6
-
10.2
9.7
334.3
476.8
265.8
136.8
47.4
17.3
9.5
Other Non-Current Assets
Current Assets
Inventories
Financial Assets excl. Receivables
Trade Receivables
Income Tax Assets (Net)
Other Current Assets
3,770.6
4,131.6
2,676.4
2,736.8
696.4
897.9
28.4
26.9
341.0
1.5
20.7
71.3
404.9
-
4596.2
2652.1
919.7
507.0
18.5
499.0
-
1,027.2
869.4
1187.7
53.2
309.1
405.5
14.5
244.9
73.2
61.1
461.9
2.6
270.8
62.9
256.4
540.1
-
328.3
Total
4,797.8
5,001.0
5,783.9
Total
4,797.8
5,001.0
5783.9
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