GTPL PATHWAY COUGHS UP RS 265 CRORES IN CAPEX IN FIRST 9 MONTHS OF FY2025

In the first nine months of the financial year 2025, GTPL Pathway has topped the charts with an outlay of a whopping ₹265 Crore capital expenditure that adds up to enhanced interface built quality.

The major reasons for heavy expenses include real-time infrastructure improvements which, GTPL said, leaves a neat margin in the competitive arena. Briefly put, the company has been accelerating the rise in cable broadband through a synchronized amalgamation of high-speed fibre optic developments focusing on the critical urban cities as well as in rural areas. In addition, GTPL has been reaching forward on jumpstarting technology projects to expand service in digital TV, riding increased demand for high-definition content and on-demand services.

Notably, the additional ₹265 crore of capex expenditure will be used in expanding the service network of broadband and cable lines by laying new fiber-optic lines or upgrading existing infrastructure. That would enable GTPL to serve its clients with faster, more dependable internet connections. Even more, the organization is building up Focuses to improve client interface and add new functionalities so that customer needs are met with better availability of digital services.

Attracting investment GTPL is advantageous for GTPL because they bring it when people keep on spending money. All this has come up at a time when the network requirement of speedy internet is at scale due to an increase in the number of individuals working from home and those mainly looking up shows or discovering a third-person effect. With an increase in penetration of the brand's smartphone, such high-technology digital TV services are increasingly in demand. The strategic move helps the brand capitalize on opportunities and retains a top position today in the telecoms world. The capital spent is expected to yield an excellent ROI at the end of such a long run, with GTPL focusing on sustained growth in both its Broadband and Digital TV sections.