Investors grow anxious as E2E Networks stays silent on B200 chips

Market pulse

From the investor's mind

Shriram Properties is turning to automation to counter a biting labour shortage, highlighting how construction robotics is moving from a futuristic concept to a present-day operational reality. Highlighting this shift, Aditya Kondawar points out the compelling economics offered by Chennai-based startup Vividobots, which claims its plastering robots can slash manual labor requirements by 60% to 70%. By adopting these automated systems for repetitive and physically demanding tasks, developers can mitigate workforce scarcities while protecting project timelines and quality. This structural transition suggests that rising labor constraints are finally forcing the real estate sector to embrace technological solutions to maintain execution speed.

Word in the street

E2E Networks Limited

Investors are closely tracking E2E Networks Limited, a stock that has risen 74.7 percent over the past year, bringing its market cap to about 13,495 crore. While strong rental prices and a rising average hourly price realization fuel optimistic Q2 and Q3 revenue calculations, the street is growing anxious over silence from management. Tarun Dua had promised an update once the next 1,024 B200 chips arrived by late September, but October has brought no news. Meanwhile, a media report on the impact of L&T consolidating its AI initiatives under Vyoma has sparked intense debate, with many dismissing it as biased.

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