E2E Networks Limited has officially announced the incorporation of two new wholly-owned subsidiaries (WOS) to bolster its international and infrastructure capabilities. The Board of Directors approved the formation of one subsidiary in India and another in the state of Delaware, United States, during their meeting held on May 13, 2026. This strategic move is designed to facilitate large-scale GPU infrastructure deployment and provide the company with enhanced access to international markets.

The newly approved Indian subsidiary will focus primarily on deploying large-scale GPU infrastructure and securing related funding arrangements to support its technical growth. Meanwhile, the United States entity, to be incorporated in Delaware, is intended to serve as a gateway for the company’s expansion into global markets. E2E Networks plans to invest ₹1,00,000 for 10,000 equity shares in the Indian unit and $40,000 for 40,000 equity shares in the U.S. unit. The incorporation process for both entities is expected to be initiated within two weeks, pending regulatory approvals from the respective authorities in India and the USA.

E2E Networks operates as an NSE-listed, AI-focused hyperscale cloud platform that specializes in advanced cloud GPU infrastructure for AI and machine learning workloads. In early 2025, the company significantly deepened its strategic partnership with L&T, which included a fundraise of over ₹1,000 crores aimed at accelerating AI and cloud infrastructure growth. Recent updates from 2025 highlight a massive capacity expansion, with the company reaching a capacity of approximately 3,900 GPUs. Additionally, E2E Networks has recently received in-principle approval from the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and announced the onboarding of a strategic advisor in April 2026 to guide its next phase of growth.

For the quarter ended March 31, 2026 (Q4 FY25-26), E2E Networks reported a significant surge in operations, with revenue reaching ₹101.13 Crores, representing a 71.67% increase compared to the corresponding quarter of the previous year. However, net profit for the same period was reported at ₹6.44 Crores, reflecting a decline of approximately 52.68% year-on-year, primarily due to high depreciation costs associated with its ₹1,185 crore investment in GPU hardware. Despite the annual profit dip, the company saw a quarter-on-quarter revenue jump of 34.39% and a substantial net profit increase of 212.98% compared to the third quarter. The company’s investor base includes institutional interest, with mutual funds holding approximately 4.19% and foreign institutional investors (FII) holding 0.91% as of March 2026.