HFCL Bags Rs 2.8 Billion Export Order for Fibre Cables

23 Oct 2025 CW Team

Telecom equipment manufacturer HFCL has secured an export order worth USD 32.02 million (around Rs 2.8 billion) for the supply of optical fibre cables to an international client.

In a regulatory filing, the company stated that the order was received through its wholly owned overseas subsidiary and is scheduled for execution by December 2026.

The contract entails the supply of optical fibre cables customised to the client’s specifications, underscoring HFCL’s strong manufacturing expertise and technological capability in the global telecom infrastructure space.

This order further strengthens HFCL’s position as a key player in the international fibre optics market, reflecting growing demand for high-performance communication infrastructure worldwide.

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