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Revenue
₹96 Cr
verified against source
Revenue YoY
186%
reported change
EBITDA
₹58.1 Cr
latest reported figure
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E2E Networks delivered a standout Q4 FY26 with revenue surging 186% YoY to ₹95.6 crore, driven by strong GPU utilization (~80% in March) and operating leverage. EBITDA margin expanded 413 bps sequentially to 60.7%, while PAT turned positive at ₹2.2 crore vs a loss in Q3. The company is scaling aggressively: a 1,024-GPU B200 cluster goes live mid-May, with another 1,024 planned, targeting at least 6,000 GPUs under management by FY27-end. Management is exploring asset-light partnerships (e.g., L&T MoU) to accelerate capacity without diluting equity. Demand remains robust across inference and training, with pricing stable to firm. Key risk: execution delays in Blackwell deployment could push revenue recognition and strain near-term cash flows.
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Guidance to track
- First 1,024-GPU Blackwell cluster to be operational by mid-May; second 1,024 cluster in subsequent months.
- Management guided at least 6,000 GPUs under management by end of FY27, with potential upside.
- Company is evaluating structured financing and partnerships (e.g., L&T MoU) to accelerate capacity without diluting equity.
Risks flagged
- B200 cluster delayed from earlier timeline; any further delays could impact revenue ramp and customer commitments.
- Despite improving, revenue remains lumpy due to small absolute GPU count; large customer churn could cause volatility.
- Depreciation rose to ₹51.3 crore in Q4, driven by heavy capex; PAT may remain under pressure until utilization fully ramps.
- Rapid tech advancements (e.g., Vera Rubin) and domestic competitors could pressure GPU rental pricing over time.
Key quotes
- We have consistently met the industry benchmarks for performance for inference or training or GPU deployment under our management.
- Don't look at us as an asset monetization business. Look at us as a technology business.
- We continue to drown in opportunity. What we capitalize on we will come and inform the market.
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