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IT, Telecom and Electronics

Sector in

India

Monthly Update

May 2013



IT, Telecom and Electronics – Monthly Update

Top Story

India

to

witness

more

electronic

hardware

manufacturing

clusters

Government of India (GoI) has announced its plan to set‐up electronic hardware

manufacturing clusters across major states in the country, under the National Policy onElectronics (NJPE) 2012.

There are primarily two schemes under this policy which include Electronics Manufacturing

Cluster and Modified Special Incentive Package Scheme (M‐SIPS). The GoI is keen onimplementing the policy soon and IT heads from across states have informed in the same as

well.

As of now, states including Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal, Karnataka, Kerala, Haryana,Gujarat, Odhisa and seven other North‐eastern states have agreed on the policy.

News Update

General GoI introduces ‘e-gov’ application store

As a part of IT Agenda 2013, the Government of India (GoI) has initiated a pilot program withthe launch of an app store, which aims to server as a repository of apps, components and web

services which can further be utilized by all government agencies and departments. Further

more, to facilitate an easy access, the apps can be replicated across central and state levelsand hosted on the cloud for easy access.

To increase user engagement, the app store has been designed to search and shareapplications over the internet, wherein each app provides basic information about the app

and allows the users to send feedback and rate the application as well. Additionally,

developers can contribute by contributing with application development which will besubjected to a two‐level approval process.

It is expected that the app store will witness changes in the ensuing years and there will be acomplete ecosystem in place which can be utilized by private players to develop and

contribute apps on the store.

ISRO opens its Navigation Centre in Bangalore Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) inaugurated its Navigation Centre (INC) inBangalore. The opening up of this navigation centre is expected to help in establishing the

Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS). IRNSS will essentially be a network of

seven spacecrafts which will work together to provide accurate location and time details to

users.




INC is located Byalalu, 40 kms from Bangalore and will primarily engage in time reference,

navigation messages generation and monitoring & controlling of ground facilities including

the ranging stations.

The first step towards this initiative will be taken with the launch of The Indian Regional

Satellite System‐1A on a home grown rocket PSLV‐C22 XL from Sriharikota on June 12 this

year. This system is capable of providing satellite based terrestrial, aerial and marinenavigation services which can be used for disaster, vehicle tracking and fleet management.

The system through its life span of ten years will provide two basic services including

standard positioning services for civilians and restricted service for special authorized users.

Bharti Airtel to take over Airtel Bangladesh

Telecom major Bharti Airtel is all set to take over Airtel Bangladesh Ltd. completely.

Currently, the former owns 70% stake in the Bangladesh operation. Bharti will acquire theremaining 30% from UAE‐based Dhabi Group from which the former acquired 70% stake in

2010. The two companies, however, are yet to take permission for the acquisition fromBangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC).

Opera to strengthen relationships with Indian telecos Opera Software is likely to tie‐up with Indian telecom majors including Bharti Airtel

and Vodafone, for its Web Pass service. The company’s Opera Web Pass service allows

mobile users to use internet through pay‐as‐you‐go plans and services.

The service will enable telecom service providers, specifically wireless network operators, to

attract more data usage on their networks. This will result in enhanced ARPUs. Additionally,the company has also announced its plans of OEM partnerships in India. Opera has tied‐up

with mobile device companies such as Karbonn, Lava, HCL, ZEN Mobiles, Intex and Fly to

have its Opera Mini browser preloaded on Android‐based smartphones and tablets.

United India Insurance plans to implement CRM solution

Chennai based United India Insurance Company Ltd. is keen on implementing a CustomerRelationship Management (CRM) solution in the near future. Primarily, United India is keen

on implementing the solution in order to enhance business from the existing customer base

by cross‐selling and up‐selling.

As of now, some of the major vendors in the industry including The Boston Consulting Group(BCG), KPMG, Ernst and Young, McKinsey and Company, Deloitte and

PricewaterhouseCoopers have expressed their interest for the implementation of CRM.

Merchant bankers appointed to negotiate possible alliance between Uninor and Tata

Teleservices Tata Teleservices and Telenor have hired Lazard and Citibank, respectively, to discuss

possible Uninor‐TTSL alliance. The discussion may lead to equity sales or merger of Tata




Teleservices. Tata Teleservices has 3G spectrum licenses for nine telecom circles whileUninor has licenses for 4G LTE services in its six circles. This strategic alliance will enable the

two companies to compete with service providers, including Airtel, Reliance Jio and Reliance

Communications, amongst others, in both 3G and 4G space.

BSNL ropes in 15 enterprises as its initial customers for cloud services

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) in association with Dimension Data India has entered

into a business relationship, wherein it will jointly offer cloud computing services in India.Under the agreement, BSNL will leverage on the Dimension Data’s managed cloud platform

(MCP) for initiating its cloud services. Some of the key verticals targeted by BSNL comprise of

financial services, IT/ ITeS, education and government sector.

So far, Dimension Data has established six data centres across the country, dedicated for

BSNL cloud services. It is expected that by the end of the current fiscal year, these data

centres will witness close to 50% capacity utilization. The total investment for the setting upof these data centres is estimated to be close to INR 2 bn.

So far, major enterprises including Indian Railways IT arm, CRIS, EXL Services, Federal Bank,

Genpact India, Hindustan Times, India Today, KPIT Cummins, State Bank of India, Sapient

Corporation and Agra based BR Ambedkar University.

Nokia makes use of mutual agreement procedure to resolve tax issue

Mobile phone manufacturer, Nokia has invoked the mutual agreement procedure (MAP)

under the India‐Finland double taxation avoidance agreement, to resolve the recent taxissues in India. The Finnish mobile major was slapped an INR 20 bn tax demand by the

Indian tax department.

The demand was made based on alleged non‐payment on tax deduction at source (TDS) on

software‐related transaction for six years between Nokia Finland and Nokia India. Nokia

approached the Delhi High Court on this matter, which directed the commissioner of incometax to resolve the issue by May end. The company, however, withdrew the appeal as Delhi

High Court refused to interfere in the merits of the case.

Mobile tariffs hiked by Reliance Communications

Reliance Communications has hiked mobile tariffs by 20% to achieve better profitability. Thetelecom operator has also cut promotional and concessional offers by 65%, with the same

objective. The company is believed to have incurred lower profits in the Q4 2012‐13. Thismove is likely to cause revival in revenue per minute (RPM). Major telecom operators,

including Bharti Airtel, Vodafone, Idea Cellular and Tata Teleservices, are likely to follow suit.

News Update




Expansion Plans Nominum to expand business in Indian

Network‐based service delivery platform provider for mobile operators, Nominum Inc., plansto expand its operation in the Indian telecom market. Wireless networking expansions will

be carried out according to plan across the country in the next three years. It will require the

sort of enhanced DNS/DHCP platforms which Nominum can offer. The company’s ‘N2’platform enables service providers to implement premium services rapidly and cost

effectively while providing next‐generation network security. These high‐end networks willprovide superior user experience while accessing education, healthcare, banking and

government services.

Ricoh India on expansion mode, focusing on the IT services segment Ricoh India, the operating subsidiary of Ricoh has shifted its focus on the IT services vertical

and is keen on expanding the vertical, so as to achieve its ambitious target in the year 2013‐2014. As a part of its strategic move, the company has shifted its primary data centre to

Kolkata from the previous one in New Delhi.

As of now, the data centre in Kolkata will cater to services pertaining to information security,

cloud computing and hosting services. Furthermore, the company is targeting the e‐

governance project for various states in order to achieve a sustainable growth in the country.

Industry Expert Speak

How Crompton Greaves Integrated the ERPs of Its Acquisitions and Saved Crores of Rupees – J. Ramesh, Global CIO – Crompton Greaves

" As we are a big company that makes the same type of products, it makes sense for us to put

in a single system that will help us move to implementing a single process.”

Operators are looking at how to increase the pie beyond operator branded value

added services – Mouli Raman, Chief Executive Officer – OnMobile “The normalcy is returning. It hasn’t returned fully, but from here on, we expect consumers

to start experimenting with the services much more. Operators are looking at how to

increase the pie beyond operator branded services. They’re looking to engage the off deck model but they don’t do the promotion. We’re starting to see the signs of that. The third thing

is that we are engaging beyond operators through government and social sector.

We are also seeing opportunities for taking some of our existing services and going to

market. For example, we are running a trial with a large company for mobile radio, (in a way)

which until has not been done by an operator. Our approach is free of cost to the consumer,and they will be marketing their products as their services, through non‐operator means.




We are looking at how it is possible for us to market services beyond operators. Tying up

with a handset manufactures and embedding clients, and we’re looking at alternative ways of

marketing. It is unlikely that we will have a brand of our own, but it will be a co‐brandedservices.”

Only about 20% of the mobile using population is comfortable with receiving services

in English – Rahul Gupta, Director – BlackNGreen “Globally, different markets are at different stages of evolution. The dynamics of the

developed markets and developing markets are very different. Mobile handset penetration in

the market also plays a huge role. Besides that, different markets have different tastes,preferences and languages. Everything from their working pattern to their levels of

receptiveness differ. Reaching out to such diverse markets presents its own set of issues as

well as opportunities. As a global VAS company we understand the need to respect local

culture and offer products based on localized needs. Hence we make sure that everydeployment is absolutely unique and in sync with local sentiments and requirements.

Multi lingual products make VAS players think hard and localize content. Only about 20% of

the mobile using population is comfortable with receiving services in English. The rest of

them prefer VAS services offered to them in their local language. This offers a hugeopportunity to innovate and deliver customized products to specific markets. We ensure that

every product is customized irrespective of its revenue potential or track record. Since the

global market place is similar, this technique has helped us a lot. We were up for it from the

beginning as we had already learnt to cater to a market with diverse requirements in India.”

Transactions: IT (Mar 2013 – May 2013)

Date Buyer Target Deal Size

(INR mn) % stake Deal Status

Type of

Transaction

26th

May,2013

Blackstone GroupLp and Embassy

PropertyDevelopments

Pvt. Ltd.

Vrindavan Tech

VillageN.A. N.A. Expected PE Funding

9th Apr,

2013

Tata Consultancy

Services Ltd.Alti SA 5229 N.A. Expected M&A

28th Mar,

2013

Tradus.com BuyThePrice.com N.A. N.A. Completed M&A




Transactions: Telecom (Mar 2013 – May 2013)

Date Buyer Target Deal Size

(INR mn) % stake Deal Status Type

of

Transaction

3rd May,2013

Qatar FoundationEndowment

Bharti Airtel 71,277 5 Expected PE Funding

30th Apr,

2013Spice Global Formation 8 N.A. N.A. Completed PE Funding

23rd Apr,2013

Bharti AirtelWarid Telecom

UgandaN.A. 100 Completed M&A

22nd

Apr,2013

American TowerCorp.

TowerVision N.A. N.A. Expected PE Funding

14th

Mar,2013

ValueFirst Digital

Media clk2c.com N.A. 100 Completed M&A

11th

Mar,2013

Publicis Groupe Convonix N.A. 100 Completed M&A

6th Mar,2013

IPG MediabrandsInteractive

AvenuesN.A. 100 Completed M&A

Annual Financial Results: IT – Revenue (INR mn)

Companies FY ‘10 FY ‘11 FY ‘12 FY’13

CISCO Systems Inc * 1,857,856.0 1,908,723.0 2549015 2603953.8

Cognizant Technology

Solutions *204,843.5 324819.1 403137.6 415675

D Link Corp * 51,793.5 56948.6 61278.9 57231.8

Google Inc * 1,307,863.2 2,011,428.8 2753353.1 2904728.2

HCL Technologies Ltd. * 121,362.9 157,304.3 208305 245078

Hewlett‐Packard Company * 5,599,646.2 6,194,286.7 6476410.3 6214145.2

Infosys Ltd. 215,747.6 269,277.6 355994.6 401674.4




International Business

Machines Corp *4,454,701.4 5,673,497.5 5734821.5 5605524.5

Microsoft Corporation * 2,901,444.5 3,126,452.1 4100841.9 4127071.6

Oracle Corporation * 1,243,509.3 1,609,402.0 2081931.3 2019976.8

Ramco Systems Ltd. 1,730.001 2040570 2229780 2210860

Samsung Electronics Ltd. * 6,153,179.1 7543567.1 10375909.9 10184917.1

SAP AG * 745,500.1 981,125.1 1173758.5 1146077.1

Sify Technologies Ltd. 6,710.2 6,886.6 7698.9 8570

Tata Consultancy Services 301859.4 373245.1 488938.3 629894.8

Teradata Corporation * 86,355.3 125339.5 146241.9 143284.5

VMware Inc * 127,451.8 199,900.9 252701.9 257430.6

Wipro Ltd. 271,115.0 309,535.0 370766 372879

Zenith Infotech Ltd. 3,130.2 3790.498 1603.607 1531.681

Annual Financial Results: Telecom – Revenue (INR mn)


2ergo Group plc* 1,544.9 755.0 737.9 NA

Advanced Micronic Devices

Ltd.

660.0 718.2 595.6 647.6

Aksh OptiFibre Ltd. 1,341.7 1,309.3 2,734.3 2,567.7

American Tower Corporation 88,555.9 129,666.0 157,818.3 161,917.0

Apple Inc. 2,946,865.6 5,346,418.0 8,273,013.0 9,181,501.8




Avaya Inc. 227,775.9 272,219.0 273,339.1 265,231.1

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. 279,134.4 270,447.1 NA NA

Bharti Airtel 418,472.0 595,383.0 714,508.0 803,112.0

BS TransComm Ltd. 5,166.9 8,176.9 12,788.5 NA

Compucom Software Ltd. 636.1 728.7 741.1 737.6

Dell Inc. 2,443,278.8 2,817,962.6 3,020,064.5 3,030,346.7

Encore Software Ltd. 83.6 51.5 NA NA

Garmin Ltd. 121,436.0 146,383.5 148,751.1 146,109.7

Geodesic Ltd. 6,373.6 8,731.5 9,580.0 7,488.6

GTL Infrastructure Ltd. 3,479.5 10,075.7 13,979.6 NA

Hathway Cable & Datacom Ltd. 7,331.8 8,826.9 10,121.3 11,163.8

HTC Corporation 426,440.3 816,052.0 545,503.9 480,199.6

Idea Cellular Ltd. 123,978.8 154,384.0 194,886.9 224,074.4

IOL Netcom Ltd. 8.0 8.7 11.1 NA

LG Electronics Inc. 2,218,601.9 2,480,507.8 2,629,272.2 2,578,310.6

Mahanagar Telephone Nigam

Ltd.37,125.2 37,459.5 34,415.3 33,646.0

Motorola Mobility HoldingsInc.

511,173.3 693,241.2 667,299.0 NA

Net 4 India Ltd. 1,951.4 3,035.7 4,656.9 4,987.3

Nokia Corporation 2,538,791.6 2,665,072.9 2,183,279.0 1,994,816.9

Northgate Technologies Ltd. 744.6 1,296.7 3,898.0 NA

OnMobile Global Ltd. 4,544.0 5,372.1 6,380.1 7,252.7




Reliance Communications Ltd. 214,963.8 227,199.7 203,120.0 192,940.0

Research in Motion Ltd. 686,866.1 901,787.1 912,583.3 607,963.1

Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd 6,153,179.1 7,543,567.1 10,375,909.2 10,184,917.1

Sify Technologies Ltd. 6,710.2 6,886.6 7,698.9 8,570.0

Smartlink Network Systems

Ltd.1,681.5 351.8 695.7 1,182.7

Sony Corporation 3,466,331.1 3,857,141.1 3,995,605.1 3,903,925.1

Tata Communications Limited 110,255.6 119,319.9 141,960.5 172,129.5

Tata Teleservices Ltd. 22,395.6 22,724.6 24,762.3 26,081.6

Tejora Technologies Ltd. 219.5 350.2 NA NA

Tulip Telecom Ltd. 19,664.0 23,510.5 27,050.9 NA

Vodafone Group Plc 3,030,479.5 3,282,688.8 3,778,084.8 3,664,325.1

Vonage Holdings Corporation 39,477.3 46,183.7 46,595.1 45,732.6

* Change in Financial Year Ending

Annual Financial Results: IT – Income (INR mn)


CISCO Systems Inc * 1,857,856.0 1,908,723.0 2390620 523727.6

Cognizant TechnologySolutions *

204,843.5 N.A. 328877.7 59280.4

D Link Corp * 51,793.5 N.A. 56759.4 1195.9

Google Inc * 1,307,863.2 2,011,428.8 2034728 607723.9




HCL Technologies Ltd. * 121,362.9 157,304.3 198712 36402

Hewlett‐Packard Company * 5,599,646.2 6,194,286.7 6535668 ‐720626

Infosys Ltd. 215,747.6 269,277.6 355994.6 93658.9

International BusinessMachines Corp *

4,454,701.4 5,673,497.5 5445384 899668.2

Microsoft Corporation * 2,901,444.5 3,126,452.1 3717278 890763.8

Oracle Corporation * 1,243,509.3 1,609,402.0 1813314 574798.1

Ramco Systems Ltd. 1,730.001 2,092.353 N.A. N.A.

Samsung Electronics Ltd. * 6,153,179.1 6,630,125.5 7786439 1234745

SAP AG * 745,500.1 981,125.1 987873.2 201680.1

Sify Technologies Ltd. 6,710.2 6,886.6 7742 477

Tata Consultancy Services 304,885.1 379,620.2 488938.3 139173.1

Teradata Corporation * 86,355.3 N.A. 125672.1 21012.2

VMware Inc * 127,451.8 199,900.9 202508.6 39517.8

Wipro Ltd. 271,115.0 309,535.0 370766 66359

Zenith Infotech Ltd. 3,130.2 3,670.1 2472.5 ‐1236.34

Annual Financial Results: Telecom – Income (INR mn)


2ergo Group plc* ‐35.6 ‐191.4 ‐1,822.3 NA

Advanced Micronic DevicesLtd.

2.6 17.4 5.9 2.6




Aksh OptiFibre Ltd. ‐131.4 ‐489.8 196.1 257.8

American Tower Corporation 16,634.8 21,038.3 34,970.9 31,892.0

Apple Inc. 633,107.4 1,280,287.6 2,206,006.4 2,153,991.3

Avaya Inc. ‐39,343.1 ‐42,351.7 ‐18,183.8 23,509.7

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. ‐18,226.5 ‐63,842.6 NA NA

Bharti Airtel 89,768.0 60,467.0 42,594.0 22,757.0

BS TransComm Ltd. 235.4 509.6 584.2 NA

Compucom Software Ltd. 93.5 120.3 111.8 79.6

Dell Inc. 66,183.1 120,748.9 169,903.3 126,237.8

Encore Software Ltd. 3.8 ‐25.8 NA NA

Garmin Ltd. 26,391.9 27,641.3 29,710.1 29,547.9

Geodesic Ltd. 2,237.0 2,737.2 2,709.8 280.1

GTL Infrastructure Ltd. ‐25.8 ‐3,780.2 ‐6,897.4 NA

Hathway Cable & Datacom Ltd. ‐801.0 ‐312.7 ‐491.8 157.0

HTC Corporation 60,477.3 108,578.9 31,672.8 22,553.0


IOL Netcom Ltd. ‐219.3 ‐125.4 ‐180.2 NA

LG Electronics Inc. 48,824.3 ‐21,470.3 3,445.2 ‐7,065.1

Mahanagar Telephone NigamLtd.

‐26,104.0 ‐27,969.3 ‐41,041.5 NA

Motorola Mobility HoldingsInc.

‐3,836.0 ‐13,213.2 ‐12,928.6 NA

Net 4 India Ltd. 115.0 211.3 341.4 292.0




Nokia Corporation 110,652.7 ‐80,243.8 ‐224,723.8 ‐170,443.7

Northgate Technologies Ltd. ‐1,469.8 10.5 24.7 NA

OnMobile Global Ltd. 428.0 892.0 830.9 471.8


Research in Motion Ltd. 112,862.3 154,518.3 57,658.7 ‐35,468.6

Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd 628,688.4 611,829.1 1,196,245.8 1,234,744.5

Sify Technologies Ltd. 17.0 ‐519.5 ‐383.3 477.0

Smartlink Network SystemsLtd.

178.7 159.1 3,665.1 ‐19.7

Sony Corporation ‐19,605.4 ‐139,636.8 ‐282,053.1 24,805.3

Tata Communications Limited ‐5,977.4 ‐7,769.0 ‐7,946.5 ‐6,233.1

Tata Teleservices Ltd. ‐3,180.0 802.3 ‐5,175.5 ‐6,587.7

Tejora Technologies Ltd. 7.1 24.8 NA NA

Tulip Telecom Ltd. 2,304.4 3,053.3 3,096.6 NA

Vodafone Group Plc 589,100.9 570,056.3 566,261.0 35,369.5

Vonage Holdings Corporation ‐3,731.9 21,705.9 2,009.9 1,941.2

* Change in Financial Year Ending

Quarterly Financial

Results:

IT

– Revenue

(INR

mn)

Companies Apr-Jun

2012

Jul-Sep

2012

Oct -Dec

2012

Jan-Mar

2013

CISCO Systems Inc * 646,924.6 638,394.4 650,932.9 664367.2




Cognizant Technology

Solutions Corporation99,859.1 99,994.6 106,908.3 109716

D‐Link Corp 14,385.6 N.A. 15,077.5 13137.2

Google Inc 679,403.8 745,378.9 791,242.6 758446.9

HCL Technologies Ltd. 57,184.5 60,910.0 62,738.0 64246

Hewlett‐Packard Company * 1,651,228.2 1,612,093.8 1,510,258.5 1483084

Infosys Ltd. 97,455.0 94,989.4 N.A. N.A.

International BusinessMachines Corp

1,434,179.4 1,308,126.4 1,608,057.0 1270937

Microsoft Corporation 1,004,531.9 846,182.9 1,177,398.0 1112450

Oracle Corporation * 612,223.9 454,250.0 493,485.9 487091.2

Ramco Systems Ltd. 450.990 588.530 N.A. N.A.

SAP AG 274,863.7 268,288.3 363,349.3 250517.4

Sify Technologies Ltd. 1,972.7 2,059.0 2,222.0 N.A.

Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 148,687.1 156,207.5 160,699.3 N.A.

Teradata Corporation 36,990.6 34,200.4 40,607.5 31871.2

VMware Inc 62,468.3 59,926.5 70,961.9 64690.6

Wipro Ltd. 104,498.0 106,035.0 109,132.0 N.A.

Zenith Infotech Ltd. * 378.152 377.516 374.290 359467

Companies Apr-Jun

2012

Jul-Sep

2012

Oct -Dec

2012

Jan-Mar

2013

Aksh OptiFibre Ltd. 618.6 643.9 628.0 633.8




Bharti Airtel 193,501.0 202,732.0 202,395.0 204,484.0

BS TransComm Ltd. 3,497.4 5,833.6 5,283.4 NA


Net 4 India Ltd. 981.2 1,170.5 1,377.2 NA


Sify Technologies Ltd. 1,972.7 2,059.0 2,222.0 2,314.0

Tata Communications Limited 41,073.9 42,709.9 44,341.2 44,004.6

Vodafone Group Plc 7,165.0 6,391.7 5,286.7 NA

Geodesic Ltd. 950,131.4 928,086.1 1,010,761.4 934,322.5

OnMobile Global Ltd. 2,030.90 1,701.0 2,223.1 1,477.9

* Change in quarter

Quarterly Financial Results: IT – Income (INR mn)

Companies Apr-Jun

2012

Jul-Sep

2012

Oct -Dec

2012

Jan –Mar

2013

CISCO Systems Inc * 106,086.8 112,455.5 169,109.1 134766

Cognizant TechnologySolutions Corporation

14,013.7 14,637.0 15,298.0 15431.1

D‐Link Corp (12.9) N.A. 518.9 224.8

Google Inc 154,915.6 115,023.4 158,369.2 181671.1

HCL Technologies Ltd. 7,508.0 8,848.0 9,647.0 10399

Hewlett‐Packard Company * (492,936.3) (368,813.7) 65,610.2 57910.3




Infosys Ltd. 23,140.0 22,782.7 N.A. N.A.

International Business

Machines Corp

215,880.6 202,136.6 320,085.9 164622.4

Microsoft Corporation (27,367.5) 236,072.8 349,937.9 328756.2

Oracle Corporation * 193,605.4 112,937.9 140,058.0 136155

Ramco Systems Ltd. (149.830) (127.850) N.A. N.A.

SAP AG 46,609.8 41,954.0 79,876.1 36175.8

Sify Technologies Ltd. (76.2) 600.6 (56.0) N.A.

Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. 33,176.8 34,343.7 35,496.2 N.A.

Teradata Corporation 6,230.0 5,497.4 6,146.0 3203.4

VMware Inc 10,664.9 8,286.8 11,291.6 9423.9

Wipro Ltd. 15,802.0 16,105.0 17,164.0 N.A.

Zenith Infotech Ltd. * (193.095) (336.767) (268.192) (433920)

Quarterly Financial Results: Telecom – Income (INR mn)

Companies Apr-Jun

2012

Jul-Sep

2012

Oct -Dec

2012

Jan –Mar

2013

Aksh OptiFibre Ltd. 105.2 62.9 64.5 25.2

Bharti Airtel 7,622.0 7,212.0 2,837.0 5,086.0

BS TransComm Ltd. 133.2 163.7 140.7 NA


Net 4 India Ltd. 64.2 59.6 72.7 NA





Sify Technologies Ltd. ‐76.2 600.6 ‐56.0 7.0

Tata Communications Limited ‐1,428.6 ‐2,742.4 ‐2,010.0 52.0

Tulip Telecom Ltd. 1,163.7 13.7 ‐849.9 NA

Vodafone Group Plc ‐86,244.7 ‐84,243.6 107,297.2 99,182.9

Geodesic Ltd. 424.3 356.1 98.3 ‐64.8

OnMobile Global Ltd. 95.2 62.2 206.4 108.0

* Change in quarter




Events Calendar

MNCApps 2013 International Conference

Date: 6th to 7th June 2013Venue: Park Plaza HotelCity: Chandigarh

Contact No: +91 172 6600 000Website: www.mncapps.com/2013/

International Conference on Advanced

Computing, Networking and Informatics

Date: 12th Jun – 14th Jun 2013City: Raipur

Contact Person: Sambit BakshiOrganizer: Central Institute of TechnologyRaipur

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