Rs 10,480 Crore Order Book: Defence telecom company receives order worth Rs 101.82 crore from Indian Army

HFCL Limited, through its material subsidiary HTL Limited, has secured a domestic contract valued at approximately Rs 101.82 crore from the Indian Army. The contract, which is to be executed by August 2026, involves the supply of Tactical Optical Fiber Cables and related accessories. These cables are an indigenously manufactured solution designed for mission-critical operations, capable of withstanding heavy armoured vehicles and featuring specialised military-grade connectors for use in extreme environments.

The lightweight and highly portable design of these cables allows them to be carried easily by infantry personnel in a backpack, ensuring rapid deployment and seamless communication in challenging battlefield conditions. This supply order from the Indian Army underscores the strategic importance and advanced capabilities of HFCL's indigenous defence solutions.

About the Company

HFCL is a leading technology provider specialising in building digital networks for telecom operators, businesses, and governments. With a strong foundation in fibre optics and decades of experience, HFCL offers sustainable, high-tech solutions, including 5G RAN and transport, Wi-Fi systems, and defence electronics. Its robust R&D centres in India and abroad continuously innovate cutting-edge products. Manufacturing facilities across India produce high-quality optical fibre, cables and telecom equipment, aligning with government initiatives like the PLI scheme. HFCL is a trusted partner for customers worldwide, committed to quality, sustainability, and meeting evolving network demands.

As of June 2025, the company’s order book stands at Rs 10,480 crore. The company has a market cap of over Rs 10,000 crore. The stock is up by 3 per cent from its 52-week low of Rs 70.40 per share and has given multibagger returns of 340 per cent in 5 years.

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