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Tejas Networks Share Price Today: Stock Rebounds on ₹84.95‑Crore PLI Payout After Brutal Q2 Loss

Tejas Networks Share Price Today: Stock Rebounds on ₹84.95‑Crore PLI Payout After Brutal Q2 Loss

Tejas Networks shares rose 3–4% to around ₹512 in midday trade on December 1 after the company disclosed receipt of ₹84.95 crore from the Ministry of Communications under the PLI scheme. Trading volume surged past 4 million shares, far above average. The stock remains down over 60% from last year’s highs, despite today’s rebound. Intraday, shares moved between ₹504 and ₹523 on the NSE.
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