Bansal Wire Industries Limited has informed the Exchange regarding a press release dated January 02, 2026, titled "Bansal Wire Industries Records Highest-Ever Quarterly Sales Volume in Q3 FY26".
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Bansal Wire Industries reported its highest-ever quarterly sales volume of 121,702 MT in Q3 FY26, up 31.70% year-on-year and 6.18% quarter-on-quarter, beating the previous record of 114,609 MT set in Q2 FY26. Sales volume for the first nine months of FY26 stood at 340,411 MT, a strong 37.88% YoY growth. The company said demand from automotive, infrastructure, and general engineering sectors drove the performance, supported by its expanded capacity of 618,000 MTPA. It also launched two new products — LRPC Wire (18,000 MT capacity at Dadri plant) and IHT Wire (9,000 tonnes new capacity in Q3), with the latter targeting automotive suspension and valve spring applications.
Record volumes and consistent double-digit growth reinforce a strong demand story and indicate healthy capacity utilisation, which is positive for the stock. The push into specialty, higher-value wires like IHT could support future margin expansion, but investors should wait for actual revenue and profitability numbers for confirmation.