Vindhya Telelinks Limited will enhance the production capacity of e-beam crosslinked solar PV cables from the current 67,000 km to 103,000 km, as well as commence the production of electrical submersible pump cables with annual capacity of 2,000 km and coaxial cables with annual capacity of 6,000 km at its Rewa plant in Madhya Pradesh.
Feb 18, 2025
Vindhya Telelinks Limited has announced a capacity expansion plan worth INR 55.10 crore to enhance its production capacity of e-beam crosslinked solar PV cables, as well as strengthen its product offering through introduction of electrical submersible pump cables and coaxial cables.
The leading manufacturer and supplier of jelly-filled telecommunication cables and optical fiber telecommunication cables said in a statement that its Board of Directors approved the plan during their recent meeting.
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As per the statement, considering expected continued growth in demand for these cables in domestic and overseas marketplaces, VTL planned to enhance its annual production capacity of e-beam crosslinked solar PV cables from the current 67,000 km to 103,000 km.
Besides capacity expansion of e-beam crosslinked solar PV cables, the company would commence the production of electrical submersible pump cables with annual capacity of 2,000 km and coaxial cables with annual capacity of 6,000 km at its Rewa plant in Madhya Pradesh.
As per the company, it expected the augmented capacities to become fully operational by the end of financial year 2025-26.
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The stated capacity addition(s) are proposed to overcome the production capacity constraint in order to serve the continued strong demand for solar PV cables for the renewable energy sector and electrical submersible pump cables, coaxial cables in the domestic and overseas market places. The demand of E-Beam crosslinked solar PV cables is expected to remain buoyant in view of the targeted total solar power generation capacity of 280 GW by 2030 as planned by the Government of India, it added.
