Resignation of Mr. Rakesh Kishore Bhanushali (DIN:07220290) and Mr. Jonathan Niall Murphy (DIN:10057273) from the directorship of ADC India Communications Limited
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ADC India Communications' board, at its February 10, 2026 meeting, approved unaudited financial results for Q3 and nine months ended December 31, 2025. Total revenue from operations for the quarter rose to Rs 4,796.40 lakhs (vs Rs 4,192.61 lakhs in Q3 FY25, up ~14% YoY), while net profit stood at Rs 613.15 lakhs (vs Rs 582.52 lakhs). For nine months, however, profit fell to Rs 1,541.54 lakhs from Rs 2,150.82 lakhs in the prior year period. The IT-Networking segment remains the key revenue driver at Rs 4,368.77 lakhs in Q3. Two new Non-Executive Non-Independent Directors were appointed from the Amphenol group: Ms. Lin Xia Smyth (Associate General Counsel, Amphenol Corporation) and Mr. Vineeth Chandran (Company Secretary at FCI GBS India, an Amphenol subsidiary). Two existing Non-Executive Non-Independent Directors, Mr. Rakesh Kishore Bhanushali and Mr. Jonathan Niall Murphy, resigned with effect from the conclusion of the board meeting.
The board reshuffle reflects a routine rotation of Amphenol-affiliated directors, with new parent-group nominees stepping in, leaving day-to-day management unchanged as Managing Director Mylaralah J.N continues. Investors may focus on the sharp drop in nine-month profit versus last year despite steady quarterly revenue, signaling margin pressure worth monitoring.