ScoutQuest26 Oct 2026
E2E Networks544783Capex expansion plan

Proposes to add about 5.4 MW capacity for NVIDIA HGX B300 and other Blackwell GPUs

E2E Networks proposes to add approximately 5.4 MW to its existing capacity of about 9.2 MW, meant for NVIDIA HGX B300 systems and other Blackwell GPUs.

By ScoutQuest · · 2 min read

Existing Capacity
about 9.2 MW
Proposed Capacity Addition
approximately 5.4 MW
Financing Mix
mix of internal accruals and debt

What the company told the exchanges: E2E Networks has informed the exchanges that it proposes to expand its capacity, and has given the details in an annexure to the update.

Capacity numbers

The 5.4 MW addition is roughly 59% of the current 9.2 MW base, if the two figures are taken together as printed. The update describes the 5.4 MW as an addition for specific GPU hardware, so the expansion is tied to AI computing equipment rather than general purpose space.

How the existing capacity is used: the company says its current capacity is being utilised to provide GPU cloud infrastructure and other AI-related services. It adds that the precise utilisation level may be specified based on its internal operational data.

Timeline: the proposed capacity addition is to be undertaken in line with the company's infrastructure deployment plan and the anticipated demand for AI computing services.

Money and financing

Why the company says it is doing this: the additional capacity is expected to help it cater to what it calls the fast-growing demand for GPUs and other services.

What a retail investor can take away

More numbers
  • Existing capacity~ 9.2 MW
  • Proposed capacity additionApproximately 5.4 MW
Source: BSE · 26 Oct 2026

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