Research Insight: 2: A Research Report of Telecom Sector ON Tata Communications Limited
Research Insight: 2: A Research Report of Telecom Sector ON Tata Communications Limited
Research Insight: 2: A Research Report of Telecom Sector ON Tata Communications Limited
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TANU SINGH
FINLATICS.COM
TATA COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED
OVERVIEW
Tata Communications Limited is one of the Indian telecommunications company. It gives network
platforms and software-defined network stages, for example, Ethernet, SD-WAN, content conveyance
organizations (CDNs), the web, Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS), and private lines. It has in
excess of 400 purposes of quality (PoPs) with server farm and co-area in 44 sites.
It is the part of the Tata Group. The company headquarters in Pune and it is listed on both Bombay stock
exchange and National stock exchange of India. The business was established as Videsh Sanchar Nigam
Limited (VSNL) in 1986. VSNL is credited to have carried the web into the country.
In, after the Government of India Disinvestment of Public Sector Units in India The worldwide arm of
VSNL, VSNL International, was dispatched in 2004. VSNL was totally obtained by the Tata Group and
renamed as Tata Communications on 13 February 2008. In 2012, the organization finished its
organization across Egypt connecting Europe to India, making a subsea fiber network that
Tata Communications furnishes its clients with a full set-up of Access Services, that spread 105 nations.
Clients can get complementary calls from both fixed and cell phones in excess of 90 nations with ITFS.
They can give a solitary number that is open from in excess of 45 nations around the world, with UIFN. It
additionally empowers clients to buy enormous volumes of numbers through its Bulk Local Number
Service offering.
In June 2016, Tata Communications dispatched its Wi-Fi+, cloud correspondences solutions for its
portable organization administrator customers. Operators can furnish their clients with boundless calling,
informing and information over high-caliber, secure Wi-Fi. It saddles Tata Communications' Cloud RTC
skill and iPass' in excess of 21 million Wi-Fi hotspots in more than 100 countries.
In January 2017, Tata Communications declared its organization with Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited
(BSNL) to give 44 million Wi-Fi hotspots in more than 100 countries, including rail frameworks and
global flights.
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SHAREHOLDING PATTERN OF THE COMPANY
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MANAGEMENT OF THE COMPANY
Pratibha K Advani is Chief Financial Officer at Tata Communications. She is responsible for the
strategic financial management of the company, including investor relations & corporate affairs. Pratibha has
over two decades of varied experience ranging from financial strategy, project financing, M&A, risk management, and legal
and secretarial.
Srinivasan CR is the Chief Digital Officer for Tata Communications . Srini’s experience spans over 25
years in enabling business technology solutions. He has worked in large enterprises, co-founded a start-up, custom-
created new platform based solutions and leveraged technology to help build sharper customer experiences and
differentiated business models.
SWOT ANALYSIS
Strength Weaknesses
Increasing net cash flow and cash from operating Book Value Per Share surged for last 2
years
activities
Growth in net profit with good profit margin Weak financials
Opportunities Threats
Highest recovery from 52 week low Stock with high PE
Loss to profit QoQ
COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS
communications
Emerging local as well Foreign players High 3G service charges
environment.
Due to faster growth of Provide services with ARP failing due to price
to foreign customers
Latest technology Excellent growth of Hugh capacity
mobile sector.
CONCLUSION
Tata communications Limited businesses are prioritizing communications and digital infrastructure as a
critical part of their operations. The ability to manage those communications and to ensure reliability
and security requires a level of global, and in particular, emerging market experience.
From the point of view of telecommunications suppliers the challenges are they need to invest for the
long term, building a robust global network that can support expansion as and when it is needed. They