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Tue, 29 Sept 2026
11:39:28 pm
Tue, 29 Sept 2026
11:39:28 pm
Rudransh Sangwan
Published at: May 17, 2026, 4:03 AM
Synopsis
HFCL Limited secured three international export orders worth approximately USD 30.39 million for the supply of Optical Fiber Cables. The contracts, valued at around ₹290 crore, are scheduled for execution by August 2026 and strengthen HFCL’s global telecom infrastructure business.
HFCL Limited has secured multiple international export orders for the supply of Optical Fiber Cables (OFC), with the cumulative value of the contracts reaching approximately USD 30.39 million.
The company announced that the orders were received from international customers and will be executed under general contract conditions by August 2026. The latest order, valued at USD 11.07 million, was disclosed on May 16, 2026 through HFCL’s overseas wholly owned subsidiary.
Earlier, on May 11, 2026, the company had disclosed two additional export orders with a combined value of USD 19.32 million.
HFCL stated that the new contracts reinforce customer confidence in its manufacturing capabilities, technological expertise, and product quality in the global optical fiber cable market.
The export contracts involve the supply of Optical Fiber Cables based on customer-specific technical requirements.
The company confirmed that all three contracts were secured in the normal course of business and are related to telecom infrastructure and connectivity solutions.
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| Parameter | Contract 1 | Contract 2 | Contract 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Disclosure Date | May 11, 2026 | May 11, 2026 | May 16, 2026 |
| Customer Type | International | International | International |
| Nature of Contract | Optical Fiber Cable Supply | Optical Fiber Cable Supply | Optical Fiber Cable Supply |
| Order Value | USD 11.43 million | USD 7.89 million | USD 11.07 million |
| INR Equivalent | ₹108.80 crore | ₹75.15 crore | ₹106.19 crore |
| Execution Timeline | August 2026 | August 2026 | August 2026 |
| Related Party Transaction | No | No | No |
All contracts will be executed under standard general contract conditions.
The first two contracts disclosed on May 11 carried a combined value of approximately USD 19.32 million, equivalent to around ₹183.95 crore.
With the addition of the latest order announced on May 16, the cumulative export order value reached approximately USD 30.39 million.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total Export Orders | 3 Contracts |
| Combined USD Value | ~USD 30.39 million |
| Combined INR Value | Approximately ₹290 crore |
| Execution Deadline | August 2026 |
The large cumulative order value strengthens HFCL’s international telecom infrastructure business and export order pipeline.
The latest export orders come amid rising global demand for optical fiber cable infrastructure driven by expanding telecom and broadband networks.
Optical fiber cables are critical for:
Increasing investments in telecom infrastructure and digital connectivity globally continue creating opportunities for OFC manufacturers.
HFCL is one of India’s telecom infrastructure and technology companies with operations across optical fiber manufacturing, telecom equipment, network solutions, and digital infrastructure services.
The company has been expanding its presence in:
Export orders from international customers strengthen the company’s global market presence and international business portfolio.
Large export contracts are important for telecom infrastructure companies because they:
International telecom infrastructure demand has remained strong due to rising investments in digital transformation and network modernization worldwide.
The latest contracts indicate continued demand for HFCL’s OFC products in overseas markets.
HFCL disclosed the contracts under applicable SEBI disclosure regulations and master circular requirements.
The company confirmed that:
The disclosures were signed by Manoj Baid, President and Company Secretary of HFCL Limited.
The global telecom industry continues witnessing increasing deployment of fiber infrastructure because optical fiber networks offer:
The expansion of 5G networks, cloud computing, smart cities, AI infrastructure, and enterprise digitalization continues increasing global OFC demand.
India has also emerged as an important manufacturing hub for telecom and optical fiber products.
HFCL’s cumulative export order wins worth approximately USD 30.39 million mark another significant development for the company’s telecom infrastructure and optical fiber cable business.
The orders strengthen the company’s international order pipeline and reflect continued global demand for telecom connectivity infrastructure and fiber network expansion.
With execution scheduled by August 2026, the contracts further reinforce HFCL’s position in the optical fiber cable manufacturing and telecom technology sector.
HFCL Limited secured three international export orders for the supply of Optical Fiber Cables (OFC) to overseas customers.
The cumulative value of all three contracts is approximately USD 30.39 million.
The combined order value is approximately ₹290 crore.
HFCL announced a total of three export contracts related to optical fiber cable supply.
The latest contract announced on May 16, 2026 is valued at USD 11.07 million, equivalent to around ₹106.19 crore.
All three export contracts are scheduled to be executed by August 2026.
HFCL will supply Optical Fiber Cables based on customer-specific technical specifications.
No, HFCL confirmed that none of the contracts are related party transactions and that promoters or group entities have no interest in the awarding customers.
Optical fiber cables support:
The disclosures were signed by Manoj Baid, President and Company Secretary of HFCL Limited.
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