HFCL Secures ₹42 Crore International Optical Fiber Cable Order

HFCL Limited has secured an international export order worth ~USD 4.67 million, equivalent to around ₹42.34 crore, for the supply of optical fiber cables to a reputed global customer.

Nature and Scope of the Contract

The contract involves the supply of optical fiber cables tailored to customer specifications under general contract conditions. The order has been awarded by an international entity and falls entirely within the export segment of the company’s operations.

The order reinforces HFCL’s position as a global supplier of telecom infrastructure products and supports its strategy of expanding international market presence through high-quality network solutions.

Execution Timeline and Business Impact

The company is expected to execute the order by May 2026. Such export contracts not only add to revenue visibility but also strengthen long-term relationships with overseas customers while enhancing India’s position in global telecom equipment manufacturing.

The order also demonstrates strong demand for fiber connectivity solutions worldwide, driven by rising investments in broadband networks, data centers, and telecom infrastructure.

HFCL Share Price Performance

On February 16, 2026, HFCL share price (NSE: HFCL) opened at ₹69.60, almost the same as its previous close of ₹69.74. At 11:35 AM, the share price of HFCL was trading at ₹68.98, down by 1.09% on the NSE.

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Conclusion

The new export order marks another milestone for HFCL in expanding its global footprint in optical fiber solutions. Continued success in international markets reflects the company’s competitive manufacturing capabilities and growing demand for high-speed connectivity infrastructure. Sustained export growth could further support revenue expansion and strengthen HFCL’s long-term position in the global telecom ecosystem.

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