HFCL Secures $32 Million Export Order for Optical Fibre Cable Supply

28 Oct 2025 CW Team

HFCL (Himachal Futuristic Communications Ltd) has secured an export order worth $32 million to supply optical fibre cables to an international client. This deal highlights HFCL’s strong capabilities in the telecom infrastructure sector and its growing footprint in global markets.

The order is set to enhance the client’s telecommunications network, with HFCL supplying high-quality optical fibre cables that support faster data transmission and improved network reliability.

This latest order reflects HFCL’s robust export growth and its strategic focus on expanding its presence in the global telecom and infrastructure sectors. The company is poised to continue its efforts in supplying advanced telecommunications solutions to meet the growing global demand for high-speed internet and connectivity.

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