Delton Cables Limited has kicked off the financial year FY26 with encouraging results, demonstrating steady business momentum and operational efficiency. The company, renowned for its industrial, railway, and telecom cables, announced its Q1 FY26 numbers today, providing investors and the industry with fresh insight into its recent business performance.
Introductory Overview
For the quarter ended June 2025 (Q1 FY26), Delton Cables posted a revenue from operations of 1.56 billion rupees. Net profit after tax (PAT) stood at 30.8 million rupees, reflecting continued profitability as the company leverages demand across various business segments and navigates input costs. Management commentary and order flows signal a constructive outlook for the next quarters.
Key Highlights
Revenue from operations in the June quarter reached 1.56 billion rupees, underlining strong order execution and sustained demand from end-user industries.
Net PAT from continuing operations was 30.8 million rupees, illustrating the company’s ability to maintain profitability amid evolving market dynamics.
The company received significant orders worth 1,770 million rupees during the quarter for the supply of power cables, to be fulfilled over the next two years. As of June 30, 2025, the outstanding order book stood at 2,940 million rupees, providing revenue visibility and highlighting Delton’s competitive positioning in the power and infrastructure sector.
Revenue growth was primarily attributed to robust performance in the EPC and railways segments, with EPC accounting for 37% and railways for 44% of Q1 revenues. Telecom and other segments contributed the remaining 19%.
Strategic & Operational Developments
Pan-India Expansion: The company continued efforts to enhance its pan-India reach, expanding its presence in untapped markets and catering to new EPC verticals, including nuclear power, defense, water, and smart metering applications.
Capacity Expansion: The quarter was marked by developments in enhancing production capacities. A new industrial property was leased in Palwal, Haryana to boost output, and plans are underway for another facility aimed at serving the telecom sector’s rising demand.
Investment in Technology and Efficiency: Operational improvements and prudent cost management yielded incremental EBITDA, though the focus remains on scaling capacity and deepening market penetration.
Financial Snapshot
Operating Margin: The EBIT margin for Q1 stood at 6.5%, reflecting steady cost control and a favorable product mix.
Net Profit Margin: Net profit margin for the quarter was 2.1%, a result of higher raw material costs and other expenditure, balanced by effective working capital management.
Earnings per Share (EPS): EPS for Q1 was 3.5 rupees, in line with recent quarters and indicative of consistent value creation for shareholders.
Share Capital: The equity share capital remained steady at 8.64 crore rupees.
Order Book & Market Outlook
The considerable order inflow and healthy order book suggest that Delton Cables is well-positioned to capitalize on India’s infrastructure drive and ongoing investments in sectors like railways, power, and telecom. Management reiterated efforts to develop customized products and enhance efficiency to maintain growth momentum.
Forward-Looking Statements
The company’s expansion plans and order book strength bode well for the coming quarters. Strategic capital investments and a diversified customer base are expected to underpin sustainable top-line growth.
Focused investments in automation, capacity, and new product segments, especially for the telecom sector, are likely to yield tangible contributions in H2 FY26.
Conclusion
Delton Cables’ Q1FY26 results reflect its operational resilience, robust order inflow, and commitment to growth initiatives. The expansion into new markets and product categories, coupled with solid revenue and profitability, provide confidence both for stakeholders and market watchers as FY26 progresses.
Source: CableCommunity.com, Moneycontrol, Economic Times, T&D India
