Kolkata-based cable manufacturer Laser Power & Infra expects strong revenue growth for FY27, supported by a ₹3,200 crore order book. The company plans to execute a major portion of these orders this year as India ramps up its power transmission infrastructure.
Laser Power & Infra, a manufacturer of cables and conductors based in Kolkata, has announced expectations for double-digit revenue growth in the 2026-27 fiscal year. This projection is backed by a substantial order book of ₹3,200 crore as of March 2026. According to the company, a significant volume of these orders is scheduled for completion within the current financial year, which may reflect in its upcoming quarterly performance reports.
The company’s revenue model relies heavily on its manufacturing segment, which generates about 75% of total income. Within this segment, cables account for approximately 90% of sales, with the remaining 10% coming from conductors. The cable business is further divided between high-tension cables, which make up 30% of that division, and low-tension cables, which include essential supplies for the railway sector.
Infrastructure Demand and Technology
Laser Power & Infra is positioning itself to benefit from the broader expansion of India’s power network. As the country works toward increasing its electricity generation capacity from current levels toward a 900 GW target, government spending on transmission and distribution infrastructure has risen. This shift in spending is a primary driver for the company's manufacturing outlook.
To address challenges like land acquisition for new power lines, the company has entered a partnership with TS Corporation of the US. This collaboration focuses on introducing advanced conductor technology to the Indian market. The technology allows utilities to increase the current-carrying capacity of existing transmission lines by two to three times. By improving the efficiency of older infrastructure, this partnership aims to help utilities expand capacity without the cost and delay of replacing existing transmission towers.
Investor Monitorables
For investors, the primary area to track will be the actual execution pace of the ₹3,200 crore order book. While a large order book provides visibility, the final impact on profitability will depend on the company's ability to manage raw material costs and maintain margins during the execution phase. Additionally, shareholders may watch for updates on the adoption of the new high-capacity conductor technology and whether it successfully contributes to higher-value revenue streams. As the company continues to supply to the railway sector and power utilities, demand stability in these segments remains an important factor for long-term growth.