STL Networks shares rise about 5% on Wednesday after the company emerges as the lowest bidder for a domestic cloud infrastructure contract worth around Rs 249.8 crore from RailTel Corporation of India. The stock jumps to a day high on the NSE, with the move attributed to the contract award and related disclosures to the stock exchange.
The contract covers a full range of activities, including design, supply, installation, testing, commissioning, configuration, integration, migration, and deployment of a cloud infrastructure solution for RailTel’s data centre and disaster recovery site. The order value is described as inclusive of taxes, and the execution timeline is not specified in the exchange filing, though it is said to be detailed in the bid documents.
Both outlets link the market reaction to STL Networks being the L1/lowest bidder. The broader reporting also notes the company’s recent share-performance momentum and its plans around establishing a wholly owned subsidiary to support data centre and telecom infrastructure and connectivity services. The disclosures also state that the contract award does not involve promoter or related-party interests.