Rama Telecom is a single-engine business that builds the hidden backbone of India’s digital infrastructure - the towers, cables and network equipment that carry voice and data. Incorporated in 2004 as a private company in Kolkata and listed on the NSE Emerge platform in July 2025, it has spent two decades quietly supplying and installing the physical layer on which telecom operators and enterprises run their networks. The recurring approach is straightforward: it buys, configures and deploys standardised telecom hardware and passive infrastructure for clients who outsource the heavy lifting, so it earns a fee on every site built, every kilometre of cable laid and every piece of equipment commissioned. # Business segments A single engine - turnkey telecom infrastructure - where the company designs, supplies, installs and commissions the physical network layer for operators and enterprises. ## 1. Turnkey telecom infrastructure: building the physical network, end-to-end **Rama Telecom takes a bare site and hands back a working network node - it procures the equipment, puts up the tower, runs the power and connects the fibre, all under one contract.** - **One contract, one throat to choke** - the company operates as a single reporting segment, meaning every rupee of revenue comes from the same bundled activity: designing, supplying, installing and commissioning telecom infrastructure for clients who want a finished site rather than a box of parts. - **Equipment supply is the starting point** - it sources the active electronics - antennas, radios, transmission gear - and the passive materials - towers, shelters, cables, power systems - that a telecom site needs before a single call can be connected. - **Installation turns parts into a network** - its teams erect the towers, mount the equipment, run the cabling and integrate the power and backup systems on site, so the operator receives a working installation rather than a construction project to manage. - **Commissioning makes it live** - once the hardware is in place, the company tests, configures and hands over a site that is ready to carry traffic, which is the point at which the client’s own network team takes over day-to-day operations. - **No manufacturing, no recurring revenue** - Rama Telecom does not make the equipment it installs and does not operate the networks it builds; it earns its fee once per project, which means growth comes from winning more contracts rather than from a stream of subscription income. # Group structure and partners **Rama Telecom is a standalone, owner-operated company with no subsidiaries, no group affiliations and a tight governance framework built around its founding family.** - **Not part of any group** - the directors have explicitly confirmed that the company is not part of a larger corporate group, so it operates as an independent entity with no cross-holdings, no promoter-group entanglements and no related-party lending. - **Founder-led with family on the board** - Managing Director Rama Kant Lakhotia holds just under a quarter of the equity, while his daughter Simran Lakhotia serves as Whole-time Director and his brother Shree Kant Lakhotia sits as a Director, putting day-to-day control firmly with the founding family. - **Freshly listed with a clean slate** - the July 2025 IPO on the NSE Emerge platform raised roughly Rs 25 crore, with the working-capital portion fully deployed by September 2025 while the capital-expenditure allocation remained unspent, giving the company a war chest for future project investment.