HFCL Secures Three-Year Optical Fibre Cable Contract Worth USD 244 mn
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HFCL Secures Three-Year Optical Fibre Cable Contract Worth USD 244 mn

HFCL has entered a three-year supply agreement through its overseas wholly owned subsidiary to provide high-quality, high-fibre-count Optical Fibre Cables (OFC) to a global multinational corporation. The contract is valued at United States dollar (USD) 244 mn, which the company states is equivalent to Rs 23,290 mn after conversion from the originally reported figure in crore. The supply commitment is set to cover the period from 2027 through 2029 and reflects a strategic overseas engagement.

The order calls for multi-million fibre kilometres of OFC to be delivered in each calendar year beginning in 2027 and continuing through 2029, with execution expected up to December 2029. The agreement specifies supply of optical fibre cable products manufactured to customer specifications and is classified as an international transaction. The timeline and deliverables were disclosed in a regulatory filing to Indian stock exchanges.

Company management described the engagement as materially strengthening its competitive positioning in the global OFC market and enhancing its long-term growth outlook. The filing noted that only a limited number of manufacturers worldwide possess the necessary technology depth, manufacturing precision and scale for such complex products, and that securing this business underscores the firm's technological capabilities and operational excellence. The contract is anticipated to support sustained production and export activity over the contract tenure.

The filing also stated that neither the promoter group nor group companies have any interest in the customer and that the contract does not constitute a related party transaction. The company requested that the information be placed on exchange records and disseminated on respective websites in accordance with regulatory obligations. This development follows routine disclosure practices and is intended to update investors on a significant commercial win.

HFCL has entered a three-year supply agreement through its overseas wholly owned subsidiary to provide high-quality, high-fibre-count Optical Fibre Cables (OFC) to a global multinational corporation. The contract is valued at United States dollar (USD) 244 mn, which the company states is equivalent to Rs 23,290 mn after conversion from the originally reported figure in crore. The supply commitment is set to cover the period from 2027 through 2029 and reflects a strategic overseas engagement. The order calls for multi-million fibre kilometres of OFC to be delivered in each calendar year beginning in 2027 and continuing through 2029, with execution expected up to December 2029. The agreement specifies supply of optical fibre cable products manufactured to customer specifications and is classified as an international transaction. The timeline and deliverables were disclosed in a regulatory filing to Indian stock exchanges. Company management described the engagement as materially strengthening its competitive positioning in the global OFC market and enhancing its long-term growth outlook. The filing noted that only a limited number of manufacturers worldwide possess the necessary technology depth, manufacturing precision and scale for such complex products, and that securing this business underscores the firm's technological capabilities and operational excellence. The contract is anticipated to support sustained production and export activity over the contract tenure. The filing also stated that neither the promoter group nor group companies have any interest in the customer and that the contract does not constitute a related party transaction. The company requested that the information be placed on exchange records and disseminated on respective websites in accordance with regulatory obligations. This development follows routine disclosure practices and is intended to update investors on a significant commercial win.

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