tata communications research report

• SECTOR : TELECOM SERVICES
• INDUSTRY : OTHER TELECOM SERVICES
• TATA COMMUNICATIONS LTD.

Tata Communications Ltd.

NSE: TATACOMM | BSE: 500483

1879.45 8.20 ( 0.44 %)

52W Low on Oct 26, 2023

415.9K NSE+BSE Volume

NSE 20 Aug, 2024 3:31 PM (IST)

• Share on Facebook
• Share on LinkedIn
• Share via Whatsapp

Broker average target upside potential%

Broker 1Year buys

0 active buys

Broker 1Year sells

0 active sells

Broker 1Year neutral

2 active holds

Broker 1M Reco upgrade

0 Broker 1M Reco upgrade

Tata Communications Ltd. share price target

Tata communications ltd. has an average target of 1902.50. the consensus estimate represents an upside of 1.23% from the last price of 1879.45. view 6 reports from 2 analysts offering long-term price targets for tata communications ltd...

• Recent Upgrades
• Recent Downgrades
• Sector Updates
• Most Recent

• Stock Screener (i-Lens)
• e-ATM Order
• Share Market News
• FindYourMojo
• Live Webinar
• Relax For Tax
• Budget 2024

• One Click Mutual Fund
• Retirement Solutions
• Execution Algos
• One Click F&O
• Apply IPO through UPI
• Life Insurance
• Health Insurance
• Group Health Insurance
• Bike Insurance
• SME Insurance
• Car insurance
• Home Insurance
• Sovereign Gold Bonds
• Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)
• New Bonds on Offer
• Floating Rate Savings Bond
• Government Securities
• Exchange Traded Bonds
• Top Performing NPS Schemes
• NPS Calculator
• NPS Important FAQ and Disclosures
• Equity Trending News
• Self learning
• Investonomics
• Customer Service
• Corporate Services
• Open Account
• Masters of the Street
• Features and Products
• Goal Planner
• Retirement Planning
• Business Partner
• Partner Universe
• Company Snapshot
• Report Details

Tata Communications Ltd Research Report Q3FY21

• SECTOR : Telecomm-Service
• BSE : 500483
• NSE : TATACOMM

Chg: 8.2 (0.44 %)

Entry Price

Recommend date.

Seasonality/Deal closure delays impact performance Tata Communication Q3FY21 revenues were weak sequentially largely due to seasonality and COVID related weakness in deal conversion impacting data revenues growth. Topline came in at | 4223 crore, flattish YoY & down 4% QoQ with data revenues (forming ~84% of the revenues) up 3.8% YoY (down 2.6% QoQ). Consolidated EBITDA came in at | 1046 crore, up 37.5% YoY with margin at 24.8% (up 678 bps YoY) but down 153 bps QoQ as Q2FY21 one-off gain of | 43 crore and there was also an impact of | 31 crore, due to timing difference of revenue & cost recognition in Voice segment. The company reported a PAT of | 309 crore, (up 4.3x YoY, down 20% QoQ) with beat owing to lower depreciation and tax rate. Growth segment revenues slows down... The Growth segment was up 2.6% YoY and declined 10.8% QoQ. The company attributed the muted YoY growth to slower deal conversion in wake of business uncertainties due to COVID (especially media and mobility segment), while sequential decline was due to seasonality and lower usagebased revenue due to holidays. However, the company indicated that demand outlook is robust in the medium/long term and recovery is likely over the next couple of quarters. The company continues to target network transformation deals and called out Mobility and IOT as the future growth driver in the long term. Data margins normalise as

Copyright© 2022. All rights Reserved. ICICI Securities Ltd. ®trademark registration in respect of the concerned mark has been applied for by ICICI Bank Limited

Stock Research Report for Tata Communications Ltd

Stock score of Tata Communications Ltd moved up by 1 in a week on a 10 point scale (Source: Refinitiv). Get detailed report on Tata Communications Ltd by subscribing to ETPrime .

Get 4000+ Stock Reports worth ₹ 1,499* with ETPrime at no extra cost for you

*As per competitive benchmarking of annual price. T&C apply

Make Investment decisions

with proprietary stock scores on earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk and price momentum

Find new Trading ideas

with weekly updated scores and analysts forecasts on key data points

In-Depth analysis

of company and its peers through independent research, ratings, and market data

Tata Communications Limited is an India-based company, which is a global digital ecosystem enabler. It offers digital transformation of enterprises globally. The Company's segments include Voice Solutions, Data Services, Payment Solutions, Transformation Services, Real Estate and Campaign Registry. The Voice Solutions segment includes international and national long distance voice services. The Data Services segment includes core and Nextgen connectivity services, digital platforms and connected services. The Payment Solutions segment includes end-to-end automated teller machine (ATM) deployment, end-to-end point of sale (POS) enablement, hosted core banking, end to end financial inclusion and card issuance and related managed services and switching services to the banking sector. The Transformation Services segment includes the business of providing telecommunication network management and support services. The Real Estate segment includes lease rentals for premises given on lease.

Tata Communications Reports - Industry Research

Reports featuring tata communications.

• India Satellite Communication Market

The Indian satellite communication market is valued at USD 2.23 billion in the current year.

• Wholesale Voice Carrier Market

The wholesale voice carrier market was valued at 32.54 billion in the current year and is expected to register a CAGR of 11.25% during the forecast period to become 55.45 billion by the next five years.

• Software-Defined Wide Area Network Market

The Software-defined Wide Area Network Market is expected to register a CAGR of 31.2% over the forecast period.

• UCaaS in the Manufacturing Market

The unified communications-as-a-service in manufacturing market is expected to register a CAGR of 14.74% over the forecast period of (2021 - 2026).

• Authentication Services Market

The Authentication Services Market was valued at USD 731.34 million in 2020 and is expected to reach USD 2411.45 million by 2026, at a CAGR of 22% over the forecast period 2021 - 2026.

• SMS Firewall Market

The SMS firewall market was valued at USD 2.042 billion in 2020, at a CAGR of 10.2% over the forecast period (2021 - 2026).

• Messaging Security Market

The Messaging Security Market size is estimated at USD 9.10 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach USD 25.05 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 22.45% during the forecast period (2024-2029).

• Service Fulfillment Market

The Service Fulfillment Market size is estimated at USD 8.48 billion in 2024, and is expected to reach USD 14.23 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 10.90% during the forecast period (2024-2029).

• Mexico ICT Market

The Mexico ICT market is anticipated to record a CAGR of 10.6% over the forecast period.

Other Reports Covering Tata Communications

Information technology.

• Cloud-Managed Wi-Fi Market
• Container as a Service Market
• Content Delivery Network (CDN) Market

Security & Surveillance

• NLD And ILD Telecom Services Market

Want to use this image? X

Please copy & paste this embed code onto your site:

Images must be attributed to Mordor Intelligence. Learn more

About The Embed Code X

Mordor Intelligence's images may only be used with attribution back to Mordor Intelligence. Using the Mordor Intelligence's embed code renders the image with an attribution line that satisfies this requirement.

In addition, by using the embed code, you reduce the load on your web server, because the image will be hosted on the same worldwide content delivery network Mordor Intelligence uses instead of your web server.

Please be sure to check your spam folder too.

Sorry! Payment Failed. Please check with your bank for further details.

Get a free sample of this report

Please enter your name

Business Email

Please enter a valid email

Please enter your phone number

• Fierce Network
• Broadband Nation Expo
• Broadband Nation
• Fierce Technology Events
• Fierce Events
• Whitepapers
• Broadband Nation Learning Center

Tata Communications pushes further into Russian telecom market

Having already established a point of presence (POP) in Moscow, Tata Communications is going to expand its Russian network to provide telecom services to Russia and the Commonwealth of States (CIS).

From its Moscow POP, Tata will provide wholesale network services to Russian wireline and wireless service providers. These services will be then be integrated into its next-gen network and IP/MPLS and Ethernet infrastructure with national and regional connectivity. In addition to Russia, Tata will help service providers other emerging markets such as Latvia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan deal with consumer and business Internet connectivity demands.  

This latest network expansion is not just about raw capacity alone. In conjunction with Kazakh Telecom, Tata will connect Russia and CIS to its global telepresence network. Tata will provide Moscow, Astana and Almaty a connection to its global telepresence public room which will be expanded to 35 cities by the end of the year.

"We can now offer our global managed network services to companies that are looking to expand into Russia in a much more cost-effective manner and we'll be working with partners to enable Russian companies as they increasingly look to get access to a full world-class solution of telecommunications services," said Claude Sassoulas, Managing Director, Europe and Africa, Tata Communications in a release.

For more: - see the release here Related articles: Tata to build Mid East optical submarine cable jointly Tata Communications, Tyco wrap up TGN-IA cable system Tyco: Submarine telecom rose to the occasion in Q3 Southeast Asian undersea cable suffers major damage TeleGeography: 16 new submarine cables on tap

Discover domain-b. Subscribe to get notifications from Domain-b.com.

• More reports on:
• Tata Communications,

Tata Communications extends its reach to Russia

26 apr 2010.

Tata Communications today announced the expansion of its network into Russia via a local Moscow point of presence, strengthening its presence in rapidly growing emerging CIS countries.

Tata Communications owns and operates one of the world's largest private sub-sea cable networks, enabling and end-to-end for telecom serrvices providers. It delivers services to over 1,600 wholesale customers, 10,000 enterprise customers and more than 600 mobile operators, including over 100 service providers in Russia and CIS that are serviced from Tata Communications' Moscow office.

''Our expansion into Russia highlights our commitment to extend our global footprint into the emerging markets and deliver an unparalleled global network reach for our industry-leading voice and data services,'' says Claude Sassoulas, managing director, Europe and Africa, Tata Communications.

Multiple services from its Moscow location will integrate seamlessly into the company's next generation network and IP / MPLS and Ethernet infrastructure for onward national and regional connectivity.

The company's MPLS network reaches 67 countries together with its VNO network that reaches 194 countries.

In addition, Tata Communications serves most of the leading mobile operators in the region with advanced roaming signaling and value-added service solutions.

Featured articles

Lighter than air, yet very, very powerful

By kiron kasbekar | 03 jan 2024.

In March 2013 Chinese scientists pulled off a remarkable feat. They created the world’s lightest aerogel. Tipping the scales at a mere 0.16 milligrams per cubic centimeter – that’s a sixth of the weight of air!

COP28 explained: A closer look at COP28's climate change solutions

By aniket gupta | 27 dec 2023.

The 28th United Nations Climate Change Conference, also known as COP28, took place from 30th November 2023, to 13th December 2023, at Expo City in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

What is a Ponzi scheme?

By aniket gupta | 06 dec 2023.

Ponzi schemes have long captivated the public imagination, drawing unsuspecting investors into a web of illusion and deception.

The Rise and Rise of HDFC Bank

03 jul 2023.

HDFC, which surged ahead of global majors like HSBC Holdings Plc and Citigroup Inc and left Indian peers like State Bank of India and ICICI Bank in market capitalisation, now ranks fourth largest among the world’s most valuable banks, after JPMorgan Chase & Co, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd and Bank of America Corp

India’s Millet Revolution To Enrich Global Food Basket

02 apr 2023.

Millets, a healthier and cheaper substitute to wheat and rice, are indigenous to many parts of the world, especially in the semiarid tropics of Asia and Africa, and offers a big scope for expanding production and consumption in the foodgrain deficient African continent 

Market predator Hindenburg preys on Adani stock

06 mar 2023.

Almost a month after the damning report of short-seller Hindenburg Research on the Adani Group that claimed that the seven stocks within the group were about 85 per cent overvalued, one of the group's stocks, Adani Total Gas, closed at Rs835 on the BSE, down nearly 79 per cent from its 24 January level, almost close to reaching that valuation

Business History Videos

History of hovercraft Part 3...

Today I shall talk a bit more about the military plans for ...

By Kiron Kasbekar | Presenter: Kiron Kasbekar

History of hovercraft Part 2...

In this episode of our history of hovercraft, we shall exam...

History of Hovercraft Part 1...

If you’ve been a James Bond movie fan, you may recall seein...

History of Trams in India | ...

The video I am presenting to you is based on a script writt...

By Aniket Gupta | Presenter: Sheetal Gaikwad

Latest articles, candy maker mars to buy snacks maker kellanova for $36 billion.

India, Australia announce Climate Smart Agritech programme for start-ups and MSMEs

JSW Cement to raise Rs4,000 crore via IPO, files draft papers with Sebi

Ola unveils India’s first AI chip

Govt seeks to empanel AI infra providers for India AI Mission

SBI hikes MCLR-linked lending rates by 0.10%

Delhi HC disrupts SpiceJet flights with order to ground 3 engines for default on lease payments

Centre approves Rs12,200-cr Thane Ring Metro Rail Project, expansion of Bangalore Metro

Isro uses new satellite and launch vehicle technology for EOS-08 mission

Copyright © 2024 Informachine Pvt. Ltd. All rights reserved.

• Personal Finance
• Today's Paper
• Partner Content
• Web Stories
• Entertainment
• Social Viral

Tata Communications extends its reach to Russia

More From This Section

Tata Vista nominated for European Car of the Year award

Over 50 Higher Education Institutes & 8 Universities to accept NAT scores

Transcend Launches Shockproof USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive in India

Parsvnath Developers Limited Fourth Quarter Numbers

RCom signs strategic alliance with GetJar

iVdopia counters Apple's CEO with a subtle message

Transcend aXeRAM allows next level of overclocking

Novell Reaches 5,000 Certified ISV Applications for SUSE Linux Enterprise

A milestone for the Indian insurance industry

Don't miss the most important news and views of the day. Get them on our Telegram channel

First Published: Apr 27 2010 | 7:10 PM IST

Explore News

• Suzlon Energy Share Price Adani Enterprises Share Price Adani Power Share Price IRFC Share Price Tata Motors Share Price Tata Steel Share Price Yes Bank Share Price Infosys Share Price SBI Share Price Tata Power Share Price
• Latest News Company News Market News India News Politics News Cricket News Personal Finance Technology News World News Industry News Education News Opinion Shows Economy News Lifestyle News Health News
• Today's Paper About Us T&C Privacy Policy Cookie Policy Disclaimer Investor Communication GST registration number List Compliance Contact Us Advertise with Us Sitemap Subscribe Careers BS Apps
• ICC T20 World Cup 2024 Budget 2024 Olympics 2024 Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)

Newsletter Sign Up

Email Address

Your browser is outdated, it may not render this page properly, please upgrade .

Report on the Academic Round Table, 30 April 2024: Freedom of Online Communication Across Transatlantic Borders

August 19, 2024

• Key details

Key Details

• Region International
• Themes Content Moderation, Digital Rights, Intermediary Liability

The workshop participants were:

• Anupam Chander of Georgetown University
• Catherine J. Ross of George Washington University
• Claudia E. Haupt of Northeastern University
• Chinmayi Arun of Yale University, Ellen P. Goodman of Rutgers University
• Hannah Bloch-Wehba of Texas A&M University
• Hawley Johnson of Columbia University
• Joan Barata of The Future of Free Speech
• Nikolas Guggenberger of University of Houston
• Robert C. Post of Yale University
• Wolfgang Schulz of Hamburg University.

In four thematic discussion blocks, the speakers reviewed and compared the legal frameworks in the US and the EU (including Sec. 230 of the Communications Decency Act, the Digital Services Act, the Digital Markets Act, the General Data Protection Regulation, and the Artificial Intelligence Act), discussed the “horizontal effect” of fundamental rights on platforms and the “state action doctrine,” examined the “hybrid legal thinking” and its risks, and, lastly, focused on TikTok and “constitutionalizing of the internet.”

Ollig, Christian. “Report on the Academic Round Table, 30 April 2024, New York City: Freedom of Online Communication Across Transatlantic Borders.”  GRUR International , XX(XX), 2024, 1–4.  https://doi.org/10.1093/grurint/ikae106 .

Download Publication

Academic Round Table Report

Christian Ollig

PhD Candidate, University of Hamburg Leibniz Institute for Media Research | Hans Bredow Institute, Hamburg, Germany

R&D and innovation

Creating a knowledge ecosystem through innovation.

Our innovation strategy combines the power of ideas with curiosity, creativity, and technology-forward approaches to find new ways to meet client challenges, increase efficiency, improve profitability, and push the horizons of knowledge and learning.

At Tata Communications, our approach is not merely to use innovation to enhance operational excellence but to create a robust knowledge system through collaboration with external technology players so that we can offer our customers the best and most advanced solutions and services.

Apart from internal capability building, we partner with a wide range of ecosystem players from Venture Capital (VC) firms such as Andreessen Horowitz, Blume Ventures and others, to corporate innovation teams like Verizon Ventures, Intel Capital, Tata Steel and so on; disruptive start-ups such as Versa Networks, NS1; universities such as Harvard, UPenn, etc.; accelerators (NUMA, Cisco Launchpad, etc.,) and industry bodies (CII, NASSCOM, Telecom Council and others) to leverage innovation. Collectively, we are pushing the boundaries of innovation by combining our global scale and expertise with the enterprise and industry of young researchers, innovators and entrepreneurs.

Within the Tata Communications’ Corporate Strategy team, the Corporate Venturing and Innovations Group (CVIG) looks after the Open Innovation process. The team has identified 49 innovation initiatives, along with 36 AI initiatives, with a strategic focus. The idea is to create capabilities (products, services, processes and people) to serve the needs of the future – that is, emerging customer needs, new consumption models, new markets, platforms and others. The CVIG team works with multiple business stakeholders across all products and functions as well as our external partners.

Partnership-led innovation

We continuously explore multiple innovation themes that are aligned to our short-term as well as long-term business and customer priorities. Innovation themes are derived from the CVIG’s interactions with start-ups, VCs and accelerators to identify ideas with potential as well as leads given by Business Units (BU) on product and operation capability transformation. While the CVIG team manages the start-up scouting and partnership process, the technical and business evaluation process is taken up by product and functional teams.

We follow a methodology that has been specifically designed to manage engagement with start-ups and includes contracting, evaluation, Proof of Concept (PoC) and commercialisation through an AGILE NPI process with a focus on iterative market fit and scaling. The programme has created 34 strategic partnerships (including both customer-facing and internal deployments).

‘Shape the Future’ programme

Our ‘Shape the Future (STF)’ programme encourages out-of-the-box thinking within the organisation. We organise employee start-up competitions within Tata Communications and for the winning ideas we go the whole length – from incubation, acceleration, funding and scale up in order to create an IP-led new disruptive product or business for the Company.

We first assess customer needs before sourcing ideas from our global employee base. These ideas are then put through multiple rounds of evaluation by a cross functional panel comprising the CVIG leadership, key product heads and external advisors before going to the top management.

This programme was rebranded as STF Disrupt in FY 2020-21 and will now run once in 2-3 years to source high-quality disruptive innovative ideas. So far, 12 ideas from such internal challenges have received incubation support from among the 975+ ideas produced by our global employee base.

STF Think-A-Thon Programme

In FY 2020-21, we launched the STF Think- A-Thon programme under the broader Shape the Future programme. This was to encourage customer-facing teams to share their customers’ unmet needs and emerging use cases (problem statements) that the current solutions or processes at Tata Communications don’t address. The programme was initiated with the goal of being proactive about addressing customercentric problems and encouraging a culture of problem-solving within a defined time frame so that the customer could be benefited.

The problem statements are deliberated upon by a team of Leadership Forum jury members and if the problems concern incremental features of an existing product or products in the pipeline, the actionable insights gained from the brainstorming sessions are forwarded to the respective teams for follow up. For problems that require cross-functional and cross-innovation capabilities and have a multiplicative effect on customers, they are picked up for STF Sprints. Teams are identified that can address the requirements highlighted by the problem statement.

Tata Communications InnoVista

Tata Communications InnoVista is a unique platform for recognising and celebrating the innovative spirit within the organisation. It tests the ability of our teams to solve real business problems with innovative solutions with a focus on creating visible impact.

The InnoVista award is given out to innovative projects in the following categories:

Implemented innovations

Piloted technologies

Most impactful innovations

Most innovative partner

Sustainability impact innovations

Dare to try

Design honour

• Implemented innovations: Aims at recognising innovations that have been implemented successfully with demonstrated results and have created an impact on the company’s key business metrics
• Piloted technologies: Recognise global/ industry first technologies (in the form of products, services, or processes) that have been developed, patented and tested/ piloted successfully
• Most impactful innovations: Aims at rewarding projects delivering disproportionately higher benefits compared to the initial forecast pursued for a longer time
• Most innovative partner: Recognises partner-led innovations
• Sustainability impact innovations: Awards innovation projects with sustainable impacts
• Dare to try: Recognise failed innovations but that has helped the team gain crucial insights in the learning journey
• Design honour: Aims to award projects with innovative architecture designs

University partnerships

We work extensively with various universities such as IIT Delhi, IIT Mumbai, Johns Hopkins, Harvard and University of Pennsylvania, to name a few, to access the domain knowledge and expertise of researchers. We share our research briefs with the alliance managers at these universities and work with them to identify researchers who are working in the identified domains. We also work closely with the legal team to ensure a smooth contracting process and for sorting out issues related to IP protection, data transfer or data sharing protocols and data security. The CVIG programme managers constantly review the progress of the project engagements.

The number of problem statements resolved, number of POCs done, contracts signed and time taken to close the project form the basis on which we measure the success of the external partnership. Terms of order book, revenue generated customers won and a number of internal use cases are taken into account post-implementation to evaluate the partnership.

Internal build

Requirements of the customer/partner or a product determine internal build. Productled initiatives are for enhancing an existing product offering/features or for the launch of completely new products and platforms, and these are driven by the product roadmap or emerging market needs. We gain awareness of these needs through our engagement with our customer or partner. Requests for Proposal (RFPs) or Requests for Information (RFIs) or workshops point towards gaps in our offerings. There are many examples of these across various BUs. For example, BUs can glean requirements from partners such as Microsoft, CISCO or strategic customers that require working with our Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) partners and internal engineering teams in order to enhance the capability of our products and solutions.

Digital inclusion

In an increasingly dynamic and interconnected world, technology has an enormous capacity to create and support social and environmental change. Digital technology disrupts traditional operating models and helps society respond to major issues in a an agile and scalable way. It helps from managing the threat of climate change and supporting the transition to a lower carbon future to making healthcare, education and employment more universally accessible. By encouraging innovation, investing in our community and developing the digital skills of our customers, there is great potential for our business and us as individuals to move towards a cleaner, more empathetic and inclusive future for all.

Secure Connected Digital Experience (SCDx)

COVID-19 has changed the world as we know it. The way we work, shop, stay in touch with our friends and family - so much more has transformed since the onset of the pandemic.

Understanding this power of digital, Tata Communications has launched a new proposition - Secure Connected Digital Experience (SCDx), to provide holistic, secure, enterprise-grade solutions to help businesses adapt to the post-COVID world and be future-ready.

The SCDx proposition consists of three offerings:

• Enables enterprise employees (those typically working from the office as well as those working in the field), to work seamlessly and securely from anywhere through industrialised, scalable and highperformance remote workplace solutions for complete workplace readiness
• Digital customer experience platform recreates the in-store experience online for B2C companies, with the next generation of enterprise commerce and video collaboration solutions for superior digital customer engagement
• As supply chains become increasingly digital and transparent, SCDx will enable the supply chain ecosystem with secure access to enterprise core applications and significantly improved performance for third parties

SCDx builds on our focus on platforms and solutions for customers. The proposition leverages our managed service capabilities and infrastructure and aims to drive intelligence across next generation connectivity; collaboration; cloud, edge and security; NetFoundry; voice, and more.

SCDx enables the supply chain ecosystem with secure access to enterprise core applications and significantly improved performance for third parties

We've detected unusual activity from your computer network

To continue, please click the box below to let us know you're not a robot.

Why did this happen?

Please make sure your browser supports JavaScript and cookies and that you are not blocking them from loading. For more information you can review our Terms of Service and Cookie Policy .

For inquiries related to this message please contact our support team and provide the reference ID below.