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HFCL bags ₹2,329-crore optical fibre cable supply contract
Hindustan Fiber Optics Limited has secured a three-year supply agreement valued at ₹2,329 crore with a major multinational customer. The contract will run through December 2029 and cover high-fibre-count optical fibre cables.
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Hindustan Fiber Optics Limited (HFCL) has clinched a significant supply deal worth ₹2,329 crore with a global multinational corporation, reinforcing its position in the optical fibre cable segment. The three-year agreement, which extends through December 2029, will see HFCL deliver high-fibre-count optical fibre cables to the customer.
The contract underscores growing demand for advanced optical fibre infrastructure across telecommunications and data networks in the region. High-fibre-count cables are essential for supporting expanding broadband connectivity and 5G deployment initiatives.
For HFCL, the deal represents a substantial revenue stream that is expected to strengthen its financial performance over the contract period. The company has been expanding its manufacturing capabilities and supply chain to meet rising demand from domestic and international customers.
The agreement comes at a time when India's telecom infrastructure is witnessing rapid growth, driven by initiatives to expand digital connectivity across rural and urban areas. Optical fibre cables remain critical for supporting next-generation communication networks and data centre operations.