Dynamic Cables Ltd Growth Catalysts - SOIC x StockScans Report

as of Aug 2026

  1. US market entry - First UL-certified shipments to the US went out in Q1 FY27, with US at \~15% of exports in that quarter; the company holds UL 4703 and UL 854 certifications with unlimited validity. US replacement demand over the next 10-20 years makes even a small share a multi-fold TAM increase, with incremental margins possible once the foothold is set.
  2. Reengus greenfield plant - Commissioning starts September 2026, with meaningful revenue from Q4 FY27 and 80-85% utilization targeted by end-FY28; the ₹45 cr capex at 6-7x asset turns implies ₹250-260 cr incremental annual turnover. This removes the capacity bottleneck - existing plants run at \~85% utilization.
  3. Solar & renewable cables - Solar was \~20% of Q1 FY27 revenue, up from \~10% in FY25, with FY27 guidance of 20-23%; the segment grew 100% in FY26. Management targets 25-30% annual growth for 3-4 years, and the new plant adds DC solar cables - doubling wallet share with existing customers.
  4. TS Conductor HTLS partnership - Manufacturing agreement signed with TS Conductor Corp on 23 Apr 2026 to make carbon-core HTLS conductors under license, using TS-supplied core. HTLS carries 2-3x power on existing towers, and the tie-up opens Power Grid, State Transco and railway demand - with no significant new capex needed.
  5. PGCIL approval - Received PGCIL approval on 29 Nov 2025 for ACSR & AL59 conductors (up to 61 strands) at the Reengus plant. This makes the company eligible for future Power Grid projects - a new high-voltage conductor market entry.
  6. Building wires (B2B) - Launched FR-LSH and HR-FRLSH green building wires on 12 Feb 2026, BIS-certified, targeting projects via builders, EPCs and institutions. This leverages existing B2B cable relationships as an add-on product, with capacity decisions only after 3-4 quarters of demand validation.
  7. Debottlenecking - Capacity enhanced from ₹100 cr to ₹135 cr per month through \~₹15 cr of layout reorganisation. This enabled order book growth from ₹400 cr to ₹800 cr between March 2023 and March 2026, with further capex planning underway.