Dynamic Cables Ltd reported its highest-ever order book of over Rs.800 crore, as of March 31, 2026.
In a release, Dynamic Cables said that its outstanding order book, as of March 31, 2026, stood at Rs.808 crore, making it the company’s highest ever.
During Q4FY26, the company’s order book grew by nearly 3 per cent from Rs.787 crore, as of December 31, 2025.
The company’s operational highlights during FY26 included:
- Launching of FR-LSH and FR-FRLSH (fire retardant, low smoke) housing cables for the B2B sector.
- Technical partnership with US-based TS Conductor Corp to manufacture and market HTLS (high temperature, low sag) conductors
B2B approach
At the time of launching the FR-LSH and FR-FRLSH cables in February 2026, the company had indicated that it will initially operate through the B2B supply model, catering to “projects” market segment including large residential & commercial, industrial and infrastructure projects. The supply will be channelized through builder & developers, EPC contractors, project consultant, government, industrial and institutional buyers either directly or through project focussed distributors. “There are currently no plans to enter into retail segment, as the company intends to leverage its existing business model and project-based engagement model,” Dynamic Cables had then indicated.
HTLS Conductor
It may be recalled that in November 2025, Dynamic Cables received approval from Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd (PGCIL) for manufacturing and supply of ACSR and AL59 conductors at the company’s manufacturing plant at Reengus in Sikar district, Rajasthan.
This approval establishes the company’s manufacturing plant as technically suitable for the production and supply of ACSR and AL59 conductors for PGCIL projects.
The approval is expected to enhance the company’s eligibility for participation in future projects of PGCIL, and may support additional business development opportunities, Dynamic Cables had then announced in a stock exchange filing.
Capex plans
According to Ashish Mangal, Managing Director of Dynamic Cables Ltd, “On the capacity expansion front, project implementation has picked up pace following receipt of key statutory approvals. While the project implementation witnessed delays due to approval-related timelines and disruption in imported machinery deliveries arising from the ongoing Iran war-related logistics situation, the new capacities will be available ahead of the seasonally stronger second half of FY27.”
According to information previously released by the company is putting up a greenfield plant at Reengus in Sikar district, Rajasthan, for solar DC cables. This plant, by original schedule, was expected to commission by March 2026.
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