Cords Cable’s Record Sales Reach 352.45 Crore Rupees in the Second Quarter
Key Facts
Cords Cable Industries posted record quarterly sales of 352.45 crore rupees in the second quarter of fiscal year 2026–27, according to a MarketsMojo analysis published on the results announcement date. The company said on its financial results page that it had posted its second-quarter results for fiscal year 2026–27. MarketsMojo described the sales as the highest in the company’s history. The analysis attributed this to “strong demand for electrical cables.” The figure puts the company’s performance at the center of its quarterly results, while operating profit offers another indicator of how revenue growth translated into profitability.
Operating profit before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation, excluding other income, came to 21.55 crore rupees for the quarter, according to MarketsMojo. The operating profit margin on the same basis was 6.11%. The analysis said the margin improved by one basis point from the previous quarter. This reflects a limited margin increase alongside record sales. These figures allow operating performance to be read alongside revenue, without the company officially attributing the profit improvement to a specific factor.
MarketsMojo linked the record sales to strong demand for electrical cables. The company’s official financial results page lists the sectors it serves, including power, oil and gas, refineries, steel, cement, water desalination, metro rail and airports. Its products include low-voltage power cables, control and instrumentation cables, as well as custom-designed cables. This range provides context for the uses of the company’s industrial products. The company says it was established in 1987 to meet rising demand for high-quality customised cables.
The stock’s closing price or percentage change on November 6, 2026, could not be verified through a primary source or the approved higher-tier verification sources. MarketsMojo had reported the stock trading at 309.75 rupees, up 4.17% from the previous close, but independent public data for that day showed different prices. The move therefore cannot be confirmed as a market response to the results. The confirmed figures in the quarterly results remain record sales, operating profit and its margin. The available facts did not include a specific later date or forward guidance from the company.