Tata Communications Ltd on Tuesday released its fiscal fourth quarter earnings report with profit at Rs 1,040.51 crore, recording a jump of 223.62 per cent in comparison to Rs 321.52 crore posted during the same period of previous financial year. The company recorded revenue from operations for the quarter in review at Rs 5,990.35 crore, up 6.12 per cent as against Rs 5,645.07 crore reported during the fourth quarter of FY24. The company EBITDA stood at Rs 1,122.1 crore, up 4.2 per cent YoY.
While the total income recorded during the quarter stood at Rs 6,059.15 crore, total expenses incurred during Q4FY25 came in at Rs 5,723.20 crore.
The company board also recommended a final dividend of Rs 25 per share (250 per cent) at face value of Rs 10 each for the financial year ended March 31, 2025. “The dividend, if approved at the ensuing Annual General Meeting shall be paid to eligible shareholders thereafter,” it said in a regulatory filing.
During the quarter in review, data revenue crossed the Rs 19,000 crore mark, growing by 13.7 per cent on a full-year basis
AS Lakshminarayanan, MD and CEO, Tata Communications, said, “FY25 was a year of sustained growth despite challenging global macroeconomic conditions, especially with large deal wins and increased adoption of our Digital Fabric. Our continued investments across the full stack of our Digital Fabric — Network, Cloud, Security, IoT, and our Interaction Fabric—are now translating into stronger customer relevance and high double-digit growth of Digital revenues, bringing this vision to life.”
“Today, digital revenues comprise nearly 50 per cent of our portfolio, reflecting the strength of our strategy and execution. Our differentiated offerings continue to receive recognition from industry analysts establishing us as leaders across domains. This is a solid foundation to accelerate our growth in the medium term,” he added.
Kabir Ahmed Shakir, Chief Financial Officer, Tata Communications, said, “Over the last fiscal, we executed key strategic initiatives — including the monetisation of land parcels and strategic review of non-core assets and subsidiaries — to streamline our portfolio. These actions sharpen our capital allocation and help us prioritise investments in core businesses. This allows us to enter FY26 with focus on core and growth capital to invest. We remain confident in our direction and commitment to deliver sustainable, long-term value to the business.”