ADC INDIA COMMUNICATIONS LIMIT

Designs and supplies structured cabling and connectivity systems — fibre and copper cable assemblies, high-density rack panels, and wire-mesh basket systems for data centres — for IT networks and telecom infrastructure. Revenue runs across two segments: IT-Networking, which generated Rs 181.89 crore in FY26 (up from Rs 165.67 crore in FY25), and Telecommunications, which generated Rs 18.17 crore (down from Rs 21.43 crore). The IT-Networking segment sells fibre and copper structured cabling, broadband connectivity hardware, and data centre rack solutions to data centres, broadband rollouts, 5G, and enterprise campus builds. The Telecommunications segment supplies telecom-grade connectivity hardware, with revenue declining over the year. The business holds a zero-debt balance sheet with Rs 47.64 crore in net cash at FY25 end, EBITDA margins of 12.465% in FY26, and reported DSO of 60 days and inventory days of 42. Raw materials, with copper flagged as a key commodity by management, form the largest cost line at 6.7% of revenue. The entity is now an indirect majority-owned subsidiary of Amphenol Corporation following the August 2025 acquisition of CommScope's CCS business.