HFCL Secures Export Order For Data Centre Fibre Connectivity
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HFCL Secures Export Order For Data Centre Fibre Connectivity

HFCL (HFCL) has secured an export order worth US dollar (USD) 51.98 million (mn), equivalent to Rs 4,958 mn, for the supply of optical fibre cable based data centre connectivity solutions through its overseas wholly owned material subsidiary. The contract was awarded by an international customer and underscores HFCL's manufacturing capabilities, technological competence and product quality in global markets. The company stated the award arises from normal business operations and aligns with its export strategy. The scope covers the supply of optical fibre cable based data centre connectivity solutions designed to customer specifications and is scheduled for completion by December 2026. The contract falls under general commercial terms and is to be executed across the agreed timeframe. The company indicated there is no interest of the promoter, promoter group or group companies in the customer and that the arrangement does not constitute a related party transaction. The order value of USD 51.98 mn and corresponding Rs 4,958 mn is expected to contribute to the company's export revenues and support utilisation at manufacturing facilities. HFCL will manage delivery, quality assurance and logistical coordination through its subsidiary to meet contractual milestones. The transaction reinforces the company's position in supplying data centre connectivity hardware to overseas clients and is intended to strengthen longstanding commercial relationships and open avenues for follow on projects. The company has filed requisite disclosures with the stock exchanges and requested dissemination of the information. The filing was executed in accordance with regulatory requirements and was signed by the company secretary on behalf of HFCL. No additional financial or commercial terms were disclosed in the public filing, and the company clarified that the order was received in the ordinary course of business.

HFCL (HFCL) has secured an export order worth US dollar (USD) 51.98 million (mn), equivalent to Rs 4,958 mn, for the supply of optical fibre cable based data centre connectivity solutions through its overseas wholly owned material subsidiary. The contract was awarded by an international customer and underscores HFCL's manufacturing capabilities, technological competence and product quality in global markets. The company stated the award arises from normal business operations and aligns with its export strategy. The scope covers the supply of optical fibre cable based data centre connectivity solutions designed to customer specifications and is scheduled for completion by December 2026. The contract falls under general commercial terms and is to be executed across the agreed timeframe. The company indicated there is no interest of the promoter, promoter group or group companies in the customer and that the arrangement does not constitute a related party transaction. The order value of USD 51.98 mn and corresponding Rs 4,958 mn is expected to contribute to the company's export revenues and support utilisation at manufacturing facilities. HFCL will manage delivery, quality assurance and logistical coordination through its subsidiary to meet contractual milestones. The transaction reinforces the company's position in supplying data centre connectivity hardware to overseas clients and is intended to strengthen longstanding commercial relationships and open avenues for follow on projects. The company has filed requisite disclosures with the stock exchanges and requested dissemination of the information. The filing was executed in accordance with regulatory requirements and was signed by the company secretary on behalf of HFCL. No additional financial or commercial terms were disclosed in the public filing, and the company clarified that the order was received in the ordinary course of business.

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