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Q2FY26 Quarterly Result Announced for HFCL Ltd.

Telecom Cables company HFCL announced Q2FY26 results

  • Company reported revenue of Rs 1,043.34 crore, marking a 19.78% QoQ growth.
  • EBITDA surging nearly fivefold to Rs 203.37 crore from Rs 42.93 crore in Q1FY26.
  • EBITDA margin expanded to 19.49%, up from 4.93% in the previous quarter.
  • PAT turned positive at Rs 71.92 crore, reflecting a significant turnaround from a Rs 29.30 crore loss in Q1FY26.

Mahendra Nahata, Managing Director, HFCL, said: “Our Q2 results reflect the power of strategic execution and our innovation-driven transformation. The strong recovery in margins and profiitability, combined with growing international demand and breakthrough achievements in defence, affirm our evolution into a global technology enterprise. The proposed Defence Manufacturing Facility is a testament to our commitment to India’s self-reliance and global leadership in advanced technologies.”

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Telecom Cables company HFCL announced Q1FY26 results

  • Revenue from Operations: Rs 871.02 crore compared to Rs 1,158.24 crore during Q1FY25, change -24.80%.
  • EBITDA: Rs 42.93 crore compared to Rs 185.37  crore during Q1FY25, change -76.84%.
  • EBITDA Margin: 4.93% for Q1FY26.
  • PBT: Rs -44.70 crore compared to Rs 118.79 crore during Q1FY25, change -137.63%.
  • PBT Margin: -5.13% for Q1FY26.
  • PAT: Rs -29.30 crore compared to Rs 110.65 crore during Q1FY25, change -126.48%.
  • PAT Margin: -3.36% for Q1FY26.

Mahendra Nahata, Managing Director, said: HFCL delivered a strong and promising start to FY26, marked by solid traction across its key verticals Optical Fibre Cables, Telecom Products, and Defence. The order book rose to Rs 10,480 crore, reflecting the company’s continued success in securing strategic wins across both domestic and global markets. With capacity expansions, rising export demand, and a future-ready product portfolio, HFCL is well-positioned for transformative growth in FY26, which is already shaping up to be a breakout year. 

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Telecom Cables company HFCL announced Q4FY25 & FY25 results

Consolidated Q4FY25 Financial Highlights:

  • Revenue for Q4FY25 was Rs 800.72 crore, representing a 20.87% decrease compared to Rs 1,011.95 crore in Q3FY25, and a 39.62% decrease compared to Rs 1,326.06 crore in Q4FY24.
  • EBIDTA for Q4FY25 was -Rs 22.33 crore, showing a 112.99% decrease compared to Rs 171.89 crore in Q3FY25, and a 110.67% decrease compared to Rs 209.29 crore in Q4FY24.
  • EBIDTA Margin for Q4FY25 was -2.79%, compared to 16.99% in Q3FY25 and 15.78% in Q4FY24.
  • PAT for Q4FY25 was -Rs 83.30 crore, indicating a 214.77% decrease compared to Rs 72.58 crore in Q3FY25, and a 176.17% decrease compared to Rs 109.36 crore in Q4FY24.
  • PAT Margin for Q4FY25 was -10.40%, compared to 7.17% in Q3FY25 and 8.25% in Q4FY24.

Consolidated FY25 Financial Highlights:

  • Revenue for FY25 was Rs 4,064.52 crore, an 8.97% decrease compared to Rs 4,465.05 crore in FY24.
  • EBIDTA for FY25 was Rs 506.75 crore, a 25.71% decrease compared to Rs 682.13 crore in FY24.
  • EBIDTA Margin for FY25 was 12.47%, a decrease of 281 basis points compared to 15.28% in FY24.
  • PAT for FY25 was Rs 173.26 crore, a 48.67% decrease compared to Rs 337.52 crore in FY24.
  • PAT Margin for FY25 was 4.26%, a decrease of 330 basis points compared to 7.56% in FY24.

Standalone Q4FY25 Financial Highlights:

  • For the quarter ended 31st March, 2025, the Company reported on standalone basis, Revenue of Rs 757.19 crore, EBIDTA of Rs -27.20 crore, PBT of Rs -92.80 crore, and PAT of Rs -72.59 crore.

Standalone Q4FY25 Financial Highlights:

  • The company reported on standalone basis, Revenue of Rs 3795.22 crore, EBIDTA of Rs 475.79 crore, PBT of Rs 241.43 crore, and PAT of Rs 194.75 crore.

Commenting on the Company’s performance, Mahendra Nahata, Managing Director of HFCL, said,"FY25 was a year of both strategic advancement and transitional challenges. While our financial performance was impacted by the downturn in the optical fiber cable demand, margin pressure from newly launched telecom products and slower customer offtake in our EPC business, we remained focused on strengthening the foundations for long-term growth.

With the existing strong order book of Rs 9,967 crore and growth in demand for its products, the Company expects improved performance in the current Financial Year on overall basis. The Optical Fiber and Optical Fiber Cable business is expected to have substantial increase in revenue in the Financial Year 2025-26 with increased demand from domestic as well as global customers. The Fiber Manufacturing Plant capacity utilization was 45% during the Financial Year 2024-25. It is now working at full capacity utilization. Similarly, capacity utilization of Fiber Optic Cable Plant was also 40% in the last Financial Year. It will attain full capacity utilization by July 2025.

Existing Telecom Products especially Routers and Fixed Wireless Access Terminals for 5G application together with new products like Wi-Fi 7 access points and higher capacity Unlicensed band radios will also contribute to growth in revenue.

The Defence Sector is also expected to contribute in revenue from Q2 of the current Financial Year. The Company is receiving a number of enquiries from international market for its existing portfolio of defence productssuch as Ground Surveillance Radar and Electronic Fuses. HFCL is also developing Drone Detection Radar which is expected to be productionised in the current Financial Year.

HFCL is actively bidding for defence tenders for tactical cables and has already secured an initial order worth approximately Rs44.36 crore from the Indian Army for Tactical Cable through its subsidiary, HTL Limited. Results from similar large tenders where we have also bid is expected soon. Additionally, the Company has emerged as the lowest bidder for a Rs55 crore contract to supply Electro Optic devices to the Indian Army. Our wire harness business, having already secured initial orders is supporting upgradation of various types of fighter aircrafts and T-72 tanks represents a scalable and margin-accretive opportunity. DRDO has also approved transfer of technology to HFCL for two critical Defence Products. This further reinforce our commitment to delivering indigenous, battlefield ready solutions. We have also created a Defence Equipment manufacturing facility in Hosur in the State of Tamil Nadu.

With strong adoption of Artificial Intelligence, increased number of Hyperscale Data Centers are being built worldwide. We have strengthened our existing manufacturing facility for manufacturing Data Centre Centric connectivity solutions. This newly created business stream will lead to increase in customer base and revenue.

He further added that Exports are becoming an increasingly integral part of our growth strategy. With fiber optic cables, 5G Fixed Wireless Access CPEs, Routers, wi-fi access points, passive connectivity solutions and highperformance FRP rods, HFCL has expanded into global markets. We are also receiving enquiries from international market for our defence equipments. In FY25, we made significant inroads, securing key export contracts building a strong pipeline with existing order book of ~Rs9,967 crore as on 31st March, 2025.

With strong orderbook, demand pick-up and full capacity utilization, the Company expects growth of 25-30% in the revenue of the current financial year.

Looking at the current robust order book, capacity utilization returning to full scale, strategic investments bearing fruit, and multiple global and domestic growth engines gaining momentum especially in Optical Fiber Cable, Defence, Telecom, and Data Centre connectivity solutions, we are confident of delivering a strong rebound in FY26. Our focus remains steadfast on innovation, global expansion, and sustainable value creation for all stakeholders”.

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Telecom Cables company HFCL announced Q3FY25 results

  • Revenue: Rs 1,011.95 crore compared to Rs 1032.31 crore during Q3FY24, change -1.97%.
  • EBIDTA: Rs 171.89  crore compared to Rs 163.45 crore during Q3FY24, change 5.16%.
  • EBITDA Margin: 16.99% for Q3FY25.
  • PAT: Rs 72.58 crore compared to Rs 82.43 crore during Q3FY24, change 11.95%.
  • PAT margin: 7.17% cor Q3FY25.

Mahendra Nahata, Managing Director, HFCL, said: despite a dynamic and challenging market environment, HFCL has demonstrated resilience with a stable quarterly performance. Our unwavering commitment to innovation and strategic growth continues to drive us forward. The recent BharatNet order wins are a testament to our expertise in strengthening India’s digital infrastructure, reinforcing our position as a trusted technology partner in the Country’s broadband revolution.

Additionally, the establishment of our new defense manufacturing unit in Hosur marks a significant milestone in our journey towards self-reliance in critical defense technologies. This step not only aligns with the ‘Make in India’ and ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ initiatives but also enhances our capability to contribute to national security.

As we move ahead, HFCL remains focused on expanding its technological capabilities, fostering innovation, and delivering value to our stakeholders. We are confident that our strategic initiatives will create long-term sustainable growth and strengthen our leadership in the industry.

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Telecom Cables company HFCL announced Q2FY25 results

  • Revenue of Rs 1012 crore, change -1.61% YoY.
  • EBIDTA of Rs 161 crore, change 14.72% YoY.
  • EBITDA margin 15.71%, change 224 bps YoY.
  • PBT of Rs 104 crore.
  • PAT of Rs 75 crore, change 4.50% YoY.
  • PAT margin 6.71%, change 40Bps YoY.

Mahendra Nahata, Managing Director, HFCL said: “Quarter 2 was marked by few significant milestones- HFCL delivered one of the world's largest advanced broadband network gateway projects for BSNL. HFCL also entered into a strategic partnership with General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Incorporated (GA-ASI), US, to develop critical sub-systems for one of the world’s most sophisticated unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).This partnership underscores our capabilities in the defense sector and opens more export opportunities for us. We are also in advanced stage of discussions for export of our indigenously designed and developed Electronics Fuzes in the global market”.

Nahata further added:, “During the quarter under review we delivered steady performance despite the ongoing softness in demand for Optic Fiber Cables worldwide. Further, monsoon season in several parts of the Country impacted execution of work, causing some revenue to spill over into the next quarter”.

 Nahata further mentioned that: “The Company has started receiving global enquiries for optic fiber cables indicating early signs of recovery in the coming quarters. Going ahead, our focus on launching new products, conscious shift towards margin-accretive products, increasing our share of private customers and expanding our international business will definitely result in improved revenue and profitability”.

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Telecom Cables company HFCL announced Q1FY25 results:

  • Revenue: Rs 1,158 crore, QoQ change of -12.66%, YoY change of 16.38%
  • EBITDA: Rs 185 crore, QoQ change of -11.43%, YoY change of 16.13%
  • EBITDA Margin (%): 16.00%, QoQ change of 22 Bps, YoY change of -4 Bps
  • PAT (Profit After Tax): Rs 111 crore, QoQ change of 1.18%, YoY change of 46.44%
  • PAT Margin (%): 9.55%, QoQ change of 130 Bps, YoY change of 196 Bps

Commenting on the Company’s performance, Mahendra Nahata, Managing Director, HFCL said, “Amidst geo- political challenges, India stands out with its political stability and resilient economy, positioning itself as a prime investment destination. The technology and telecom sectors are going to play a vital role in achieving Country’s vision of ‘Viksit Bharat@2047’. The growing demand for high-speed internet, the expansion of 5G networks, FTTH implementation, hyper-scaling of data centres, advancements in Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, BharatNet- Phase III Project, the PLI scheme and the thrust on indigenous development and procurement of defence equipment, present substantial opportunities for us both in domestic and global markets.

HFCL’s investments in R&D for Telecom & Networking Products, Defence equipment and Optical fiber cables, capacity expansion and backward integration have positioned us to leverage these opportunities in the upcoming quarters. With a significant tilt towards margin-accretive products, shift from government to private customers and a growing share of international business will result into improved profitability."

He further added that, “In Q1 FY25, we achieved a significant strategic milestone. We are proud to be recognized by the European Commission as the only Indian company exempt from anti-dumping duties on optical fiber cables bolstering our competitive edge in the European market. 

We are highly optimistic about the BharatNet - III opportunity. HFCL is exceptionally well-positioned to supply its own designed and developed products, including optical fiber cables, routers, and passive connectivity solutions. Our routers and optical fiber cables are specifically designed for rugged use in rural environment.

The increasing demand for our 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) Customer Premises Equipment, Point-to-Point Unlicensed Band Radio (UBR), routers, switches, and other telecom and networking products eligible for PLI benefits is solidifying HFCL's position as a leading supplier in key markets. We firmly believe that these products will make a substantial contribution to our revenue and profitability.

The global optical fiber cable market is currently experiencing a slowdown. However, it is anticipated that the market will begin to see growth again from the last quarter of current financial year 2024-25. To mitigate the impact of this slowdown on its optical fiber cable revenue, HFCL has expanded its business and market share in Passive Connectivity Solutions, targeting both telcos and data center segments.

The Indian defence sector is experiencing robust growth, driven by focus on local manufacturing which is favorable for companies like ours. We have developed a comprehensive portfolio of defense products which is gaining traction both in domestic and in select global markets. We are in advanced discussions with companies in several countries to export our defense products, including electronic fuzes.

As we expand our order book and strengthen our position in public communication networks and defence products, we are confident that our strategic initiatives will drive sustained revenue growth and enhance profitability.

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Telecom Cables company HFCL announced Q4FY24 & FY24 results:

  • Revenue in Q4FY24 grew by 28.46% to Rs1,326 crore over Q3FY24.
  • The EBITDA margin increased to 15.78% in Q4FY24 compared to 11.74% in Q4FY23.
  • PAT margin increased to 8.25% in Q4FY24 compared to 5.49% in Q4FY23.
  • Revenue from private customer stands at 74% in FY24 as compared to 83% in FY23.
  • The robust order book is more than Rs 7,600 crore.
  • Dividend Announcement: HFCL recommends a dividend of 20%.

Commenting on the Company’s performance, Mahendra Nahata, Managing Director, HFCL said, “that with Government of India’s progressive policies India is poised to become the third-largest economy by 2027 due to its resilience and promising growth prospects, surpassing Japan and Germany.

At HFCL, with our multi-pronged approach centering around robust investments in research and development, backward integration, capacity expansion and expanding national and international presence, we have been able to significantly improve on revenue mix; product mix; customer mix and geographical presence ensuring sustainable growth.

We conclude FY24 on a positive note and at HFCL, we are delighted to witness a meaningful shift in demand for our communication products, 5G and defense equipment. Our order book has increased to ?7685 crore in FY24 as compared to ?7010 crore in FY23, led by significant multi-million order wins from various reputed customers. HFCL continued its focus on increasing revenue from margin accretive products, expansion of capacities coupled with high-level vertical and horizontal integration in Optical Fiber Cable (OFC), and huge impetus on R&D.

FY 23-24 has witnessed slight decline in YoY revenue due to the softening in demand of OFC. This temporary decline is in line with the worldwide trend. It is attributed to inventory built-up with major operators, resulting in an overall reduction in revenue in absolute terms as well as lower sales realisation per kilometre of fiber.

We are filled with optimism for the upcoming fiscal year, led by opportunities arising from OFC, BharatNet-III, 5G, ‘Make in India’ in defence sector and key international markets including North America, Europe, UK, Middle East and Africa. While FY23 and FY24 were marked by significant investments in building products led by innovation, we believe HFCL is now ready to capitalize on its innovative 5G product portfolio, coupled with OFC and opportunities in network integration and defence sector. We have made a strategic move of setting up of OFC manufacturing plant in Poland to expand our presence in European market in line with our strategy of tapping new geographies and new customers.

We are optimistic about outlook for demand of telecom equipment and also on restoration of OFC demand from Q2FY25 onwards both in India and key global markets. We are also confident that our continued efforts in designing and developing innovative and geography specific optical fiber cables for international markets, along with the introduction of new 5G telecom networking equipment and defence products, will yield even better results in coming quarters. These efforts are expected to provide impetus to both revenue growth and profitability along with the potential to increase our margins”

 

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Telecom Cables company HFCL announced Q2FY24 results:

  • The order book stands at Rs 7,078 crore, up from Rs 5,280 crore in Q2FY23, indicating an increase in the order backlog.
  • Revenue in Q2FY24 is Rs 1,111.49 crore, which represents an increase of 11.69% compared to Q1FY24. However, when compared to Q2FY23, there is a decrease of 5.28%.
  • In Q2FY24, EBIDTA is Rs 149.77 crore, which reflects a decrease of 6.17% compared to Q1FY24 and a more substantial decrease of 14.22% compared to Q2FY23.
  • EBIDTA margin for Q2FY24 is 13.47%, which is a decrease of 257 basis points (bps) from Q1FY24 and a decrease of 141 bps from Q2FY23.
  • PAT for Q2FY24 is Rs 70.17 crore, which is lower 7.13% compared to Q1FY24 and 16.77% lower compared to Q2FY23.
  • PAT margin for Q2FY24 is 6.31%, reflecting a decrease of 128 bps from Q1FY24 and a decrease of 87 bps from Q2FY23.
  • On a standalone basis, the company reported quarterly revenue of Rs 1,001.76 crore, EBIDTA of Rs 131.85 crore, PBT of Rs 90.25 crore, and PAT of Rs 67.55 crore.

Commenting on the Company’s performance, Mahendra Nahata, Managing Director, HFCL said, “Despite challenging macroeconomic conditions across different regions and also the uncertainties triggered by Global conflicts, the international monetary fund has revised the growth rate forecast to 6.3% for India due to its robust growth prospects. Indian telecom industry stands resilient and India has emerged as among the top three 5G ecosystems in the world within just a year from the start of the 5G rollout. As a prominent player in optical fiber cables, telecom and networking products, and network solution offerings, HFCL continues to demonstrate sustainable performance. During this quarter, the Company has witnessed a softening in demand for OFC and telecom and networking products from the telcos, resulting in a decline in product revenue both on a QoQ and YoY basis. The temporary decline is attributed to an inventory built-up with major operators, resulting in an overall reduction in revenue in absolute terms both domestically and in the international markets”.

 

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Telecom cables company HFCL announced Q1FY24 results:

  • Revenue in Q1FY24 stands at Rs 995.19 crore as against Rs 1,051.02 crore in Q1FY23
  • Revenue from international business grew by 156% in Q1FY24 as compared to Q1FY23
  • Export and product revenue CAGR for the last 3 years stands at 88.02% & 46.04% respectively
  • EBIDTA margin increases to 16.04% in Q1FY24 as compared to 12.35% in Q1FY23
  • PBT margin increases to 10.30% in Q1FY24 as compared to 6.75% in Q1FY23
  • PAT margin stands at 7.59% in Q1FY24 compared to 5.05% in Q1FY23
  • CARE upgrades short-term credit rating to A1 from A2
  • Order book stands at Rs 6,584.71 crore
  • On a standalone basis, the Company reported quarterly revenue of Rs 880.32 crore, EBIDTA of Rs 108.55 crore, PBT of Rs 65.52 crore, and PAT of Rs 48.75 crore.

Commenting on the company’s performance, Mahendra Nahata, Managing Director, HFCL, said, “Despite the volatile global macroeconomic environment, the Indian telecom industry looks promising and is expected to emerge as one of the top 5G ecosystems in the entire world. HFCL has also sustained its growth momentum with its strategic initiatives focusing on margin accretive products, shift in revenue mix from projects to products, backward and horizontal integration, capacity expansion, research & development, tapping new geographies and widening customer base. During Q1FY24, we have significantly increased revenues from international business to Rs 176.23 crore witnessing a growth of 156% on a YoY basis. HFCL’s strategy to focus on increased revenue from products, expand its capacities, and tap into new geographies has resulted in an increase in the product revenue share to 67% in Q1FY24 as compared to 59% in the same quarter last year. Revenue from private customers has also increased significantly in the last few quarters.”

Nahata, outlining HFCL’s strategic moves, added, “The company has entered into a significant partnership with Bharat Electronic Limited, India's largest defense PSU, for a two-year MOU to develop indigenous technologies for Defense, Telecom, and Railway sectors. As we are seeing strong fiber demand from our customers across the Globe, we have revised our optical fiber manufacturing capacity expansion plan upwards by about 300% to 33.90 mn fkm/p.a. The proposed expansion will bolster our margins and also ensure supply chain stability. The Company is developing several products for 5G networks which are expected to start being commercially available in the current financial year. He further added that open-source Wi-Fi 7 Access Points developed in collaboration with Qualcomm, will also be available within the current financial year."

 

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Telecom cables company HFCL announced Q4FY23 & FY23 results:

  • Consolidated Q4FY23 vs Q3FY23/Q4FY22:
    • Revenue: Rs 1,433 crore vs Rs 1,086 crore (31.97% QoQ change); Rs 1,183 crore (21.13% YoY change)
    • EBIDTA: Rs 168 crore vs Rs 194 crore (13.01% QoQ); Rs 154 crore (9.43% YoY)
    • EBIDTA Margin: 11.74% vs 17.80% (-606 bps QoQ); 12.99% (-125 bps YoY)
    • PAT: Rs 79 crore vs Rs 102 crore (-22.57% QoQ); Rs 68 crore (15.49% YoY)
    • PAT margin (%): 5.49% vs 9.36% (-387 bps QoQ); 5.76% (-27 bps YoY)
  • Consolidated FY23 vs FY22:
    • Revenue: Rs 4,743 crore vs Rs 4,727 crore (0.34% YoY)
    • EBIDTA: Rs 665 crore vs Rs 692 crore (-3.91% YoY)
    • EBIDTA margin (%): 14.04% vs 14.66% (-62 bps YoY)
    • PAT: Rs 317 crore vs Rs 326 crore (-2.50% YoY)
    • PAT Margin (%): 6.70% vs 6.89% (-19 bps YoY)
    • Revenue in FY23 from international business grew by 125% YoY
    • Revenue from private customers increased to 83% in FY23 from 68% in FY22
  • For FY23, the company reported on a standalone basis, revenue of Rs 4,396 crore, EBIDTA of Rs 516 crore, PBT of Rs 342 crore, and PAT of Rs 255 crore
  • On a standalone basis, the company reported Q4FY23 revenue of Rs 1,323 crore, EBIDTA of Rs 114 crore, PBT of Rs 69 crore, and PAT of Rs 51 crore

Commenting on the company’s performance, Mahendra Nahata, Managing Director, HFCL, said, “Amidst the global economic challenges India remains a promising economy and is expected to emerge the fastest-growing in the world. Our company has also been able to withstand the economic challenges and has shown sturdy performance in FY 22-23. The company remains focused on its strategy of increasing revenue from margin-accretive products, expansion of capacities coupled with high-level backward integration, huge impetus on R&D, increased customer base, and geographical expansion. During FY23 we have significantly increased revenues from international business to Rs.817 crores from Rs 363 crores in FY22 witnessing a growth of 125% on a YoY basis. Our continued focus on creating and expanding capacities and tapping new geographies has not only led to an increase in the share of product revenue to 56% in FY23 as compared to 43% in FY22 but also resulted in an increased share of revenue from private customers to 83% in FY23 from 68% in FY22. We believe that our strategic initiatives will position us well for long-term success.

He further added that “the company is expanding its optic fibre capacity from existing 10mn fkm to 25mn fkm and optic fibre cable capacity from 25mn fkm to 35mn fkm by FY25. The company is simultaneously developing various 5G Radio Access Network Products, Transport products, and broadband wireless products which are expected to be launched during the current financial year. These initiatives will not only add to the revenue but will also increase the profitability of the company significantly. We are excited about the future of HFCL and look forward to continuing our commitment to delivering innovative communication solutions that connect people and business Worldwide.”

 

 

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