SAR Televenture secures Rs 208.46 crore funding via convertible warrants to expand 4G, 5G and fibre networks

SAR Televenture Ltd (NSE-SME: SARTELE) announced a Rs 208.46 crore capital raise through convertible warrants, backed by institutional investors and the Promoter Group. The company plans to deploy this funding to strengthen working capital, support capital expenditure, and scale telecom infrastructure services across India.

The issue involves 1,00,70,500 warrants priced at Rs 207 each, signalling investor confidence in SAR Televenture’s business model. The company expects the additional capital to support larger project execution in the 4G, 5G, fibre, and digital connectivity segments nationwide.

The allocation mix reflects broad-based participation from financial and strategic investors. Founder Collective Fund, which is backed by Madhusudan Kela, committed about Rs 25 crore. Choice Strategic Advisors LLP contributed another Rs 25 crore, while the Promoter Group invested approximately Rs 82 crore, with the balance Rs 68 crore coming from other investors.

According to the company, "This fundraise will support capacity expansion and further boost the Company's ability to execute large-scale telecom projects," as disclosed in a regulatory filing. The structure of the warrant issue is designed to improve balance sheet strength and enhance funding visibility.

The company plans to channel the funds towards expanding 4G and 5G tower roll-outs, fibre deployment, and digital connectivity solutions. Management expects the strengthened working capital base to support operational scale-up, meet ongoing CAPEX requirements of SAR Televenture and its subsidiaries, and improve financial flexibility for new opportunities.

Managing Director Mr. Rahul Sahdev said: "We are pleased with the strong backing from Founder Collective Fund (Backed by Mr. Madhu Kela), Choice Strategic Advisors LLP, and other esteemed investors. The Promoter Group's substantial contribution of nearly Rs 82 crore highlights deep confidence in our strategy. This Rs 208.46 crore fundraise will significantly strengthen our working capital, support CAPEX for subsidiaries, and accelerate operational expansion. We believe this capital infusion positions Sar Televenture for sustained growth and long-term value creation."

SAR Televenture telecom infrastructure business profile

SAR Televenture Limited was incorporated in 2019 and operates as an IP-I registered entity with the Department of Telecommunications. The company develops telecom and digital infrastructure across India, including 4G and 5G tower deployment, fibre-to-the-home networks, optical fibre cable projects, enterprise connectivity, and broadband services.

The company also offers smart connectivity solutions such as IoT systems, home automation, access control, CCTV, and energy management. A UAE-based subsidiary provides capabilities in network equipment supply and fibre cable laying, which extends SAR Televenture’s international reach and adds technical depth to its infrastructure services portfolio.

SAR Televenture telecom infrastructure financial performance

The company reported revenue from operations of Rs 349.93 crore in FY25. EBITDA stood at Rs 55.39 crore, delivering an EBITDA margin of 15.83%. Profit after tax reached Rs 46.90 crore, implying a net profit margin of 13.40% for the financial year.

Period	Total Revenue (Rs crore)	EBITDA (Rs crore)	EBITDA Margin (%)	PAT (Rs crore)	PAT Margin (%)
FY25	349.93	55.39	15.83	46.90	13.40
H1 FY26	241.76	45.49	18.82	36.26	15.00

For the first half of FY26, total revenue was Rs 241.76 crore. EBITDA came in at Rs 45.49 crore, lifting the EBITDA margin to 18.82%. PAT for the period was Rs 36.26 crore, resulting in a PAT margin of 15.00%, indicating improved profitability trends.

The warrant-based fundraise, strong promoter participation, and rising margins indicate that SAR Televenture is reinforcing its position in India’s telecom infrastructure and digital connectivity market. The company’s focus on capacity expansion, disciplined capital deployment, and diversified service offerings remains central to its growth strategy.