Cables Stocks
Cable sector stocks represent companies that manufacture and supply electrical, telecom, and fibre-optic cables essential for powering homes, industries, and communication networks. With rapid urbanisation, infrastructure expansion, renewable energy projects, and rising digital connectivity, the cable sector continues to play a vital role in supporting India's growth story.
Cables Sector Stocks List 2026
| Company | LTP | Market Cap | Volume | 52 Week Low | 52 Week High |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Polycab India Ltd | 9,009.25 | ₹1,34,161.61 CR | 8,990 | 6,622 | 10,128.6 |
| KEI Industries Ltd | 4,872.95 | ₹46,553.67 CR | 11,350 | 3,711.2 | 5,705 |
| Sterlite Technologies Ltd | 558 | ₹28,997.44 CR | 3,07,561 | 84.65 | 684.45 |
| R R Kabel Ltd | 2,522.25 | ₹28,242.44 CR | 91,129 | 1,165.1 | 2,547.9 |
| Diamond Power Infrastructure Ltd | 308.2 | ₹15,558.82 CR | 6,60,886 | 115.8 | 298.9 |
| Finolex Cables Ltd | 998.9 | ₹15,271.76 CR | 8,456 | 701 | 1,204.15 |
| Laser Power & Infra Ltd | 306.9 | ₹4,332.47 CR | 3,82,068 | 250 | 308.65 |
| Universal Cables Ltd | 1,254.55 | ₹4,280.72 CR | 4,099 | 577.1 | 1,391 |
| V-Marc India Ltd | 279 | ₹4,102.68 CR | 1,74,000 | 69.68 | 311.9 |
| Advait Energy Transitions Limited | 2,313.65 | ₹2,461.69 CR | 3,972 | 1,321.05 | 2,485.7 |
| Paramount Communications Ltd | 62.95 | ₹2,016.12 CR | 38,463 | 28.4 | 75.57 |
| Dynamic Cables Ltd | 414.45 | ₹1,950.70 CR | 44,398 | 240 | 520 |
| Quadrant Future Tek Ltd | 363.25 | ₹1,436.80 CR | 25,748 | 248.7 | 502.3 |
| Divine Power Energy Ltd | 567.95 | ₹1,412.52 CR | 15,500 | 123 | 599 |
| Birla Cable Ltd | 198.9 | ₹592.35 CR | 5,558 | 104 | 244.9 |
| JD Cables Ltd | 202.1 | ₹476.05 CR | 1,40,000 | 130 | 254.35 |
| Systematic Industries Ltd | 191.85 | ₹417.59 CR | 16,200 | 125 | 249 |
| Delton Cables Ltd | 412.5 | ₹354.24 CR | 1,186 | 336 | 911.6 |
| Prime Cable Industries Limited | 183.75 | ₹320.67 CR | 19,200 | 70.4 | 193.5 |
| Cords Cable Industries Ltd | 207.2 | ₹263.73 CR | 590 | 126.45 | 260 |
| Plaza Wires Ltd | 42.02 | ₹188.13 CR | 2,058 | 28 | 69.72 |
| Bhadora Industries Ltd | 88.5 | ₹160.89 CR | 3,600 | 49.5 | 128.85 |
| DCG Cables & Wires Ltd | 53.55 | ₹97.01 CR | 3,600 | 47 | 78.9 |
| Aksh Optifibre Ltd | 5.68 | ₹94.20 CR | 35,296 | 3.81 | 8.9 |
| Ultracab (India) Ltd | 6.93 | ₹85.82 CR | 81,358 | 5.25 | 11.75 |
| Jigar Cables Ltd | 65 | ₹64.84 CR | 6,000 | 50 | 76.9 |
| Marco Cables & Conductors Ltd | 32.9 | ₹64.51 CR | 4,500 | 26.6 | 46.5 |
| Clenon Enterprises Ltd | 47.32 | ₹51.77 CR | 808 | 41.67 | 62.96 |
| Cybele Industries Ltd | 44.98 | ₹46.03 CR | 1,358 | 18.25 | 77.01 |
| Auri Grow India Ltd | 0.28 | ₹41.33 CR | 1,95,36,212 | 0.2 | 1 |
What are Cable Sector Stocks?
Cable sector stocks are shares of companies engaged in manufacturing cables, wires, conductors, fibre-optic solutions, and related connectivity products used across industries.
These businesses support essential sectors such as power transmission, construction, telecommunications, railways, automobiles, renewable energy, and infrastructure development.
Companies in this segment manufacture products such as electrical wires, high-voltage cables, communication cables, control cables, industrial wiring systems, and specialized cables for defence or marine application
As India continues to expand its infrastructure and digital connectivity, cable shares are often viewed as an important segment within the broader capital goods and industrial market
Things to Consider Before Investing in the Cable Sector Stocks
Before investing in cable sector stocks, investors usually analyse several factors that may affect company performance:
1. Infrastructure and Construction Demand:
Demand for cables is closely linked to housing, commercial construction, industrial expansion, and government infrastructure projects.2. Power Sector Growth:
Transmission and distribution projects, renewable energy installations, and grid modernisation can increase demand for cable products.3. Raw Material Prices:
Copper, aluminium, PVC, and rubber are key inputs for cable manufacturers. Price fluctuations can impact profitability.4. Telecom & Digital Expansion:
Growing demand for internet connectivity, data centres, and fibre-optic networks may support growth for communication cable manufacturers.5. Company Fundamentals:
Investors often review revenue growth, operating margins, debt levels, production capacity, and market share when evaluating cable shares.6. Competitive Position:
Strong brand recognition, dealer networks, product quality, and technological capabilities may influence long-term growth potential.
What are the Benefits of Investing in the Cable Sector Stocks?
Investing in cable sector stocks may offer several benefits:
1. Exposure to Infrastructure Growth:
Cable companies often benefit from government spending on roads, railways, smart cities, housing, and electrification.2. Diversification Opportunity:
Adding cable sector stocks may help diversify portfolios across industrial and manufacturing themes.3. Demand Across Multiple Industries:
Cable products are required in construction, telecom, automotive, defence, and renewable energy sectors.4. Long-term Growth Potential:
Urbanisation, industrialisation, and rising electricity consumption may support long-term demand for cable products.5. Export Opportunities:
Some Indian cable manufacturers also supply products to overseas markets, which may create additional growth avenues.
What are the Different Types of Companies in the Cable Sector?
The cables sector shares list usually includes companies operating across different categories:
1. Power Cable Manufacturers:
These companies produce low, medium, and high-voltage cables used in electricity transmission and distribution.2. House Wire Manufacturers:
They manufacture wires used in residential and commercial buildings.3. Telecom and Fibre Cable Companies:
These firms supply fibre-optic cables and communication infrastructure products.4. Industrial Cable Manufacturers:
These companies provide specialised cables for factories, oil & gas, mining, and heavy industries.5. Specialty Cable Producers:
They manufacture marine cables, railway cables, solar cables, defence cables, and fire-resistant cables.
Who Can Invest in the Cable Sector Stocks?
Cable shares are traded on stock exchanges, so a wide range of investors can participate:
- →Retail investors seeking exposure to industrial growth
- →Long-term investors interested in infrastructure-linked sectors
- →Traders looking for cyclical opportunities
- →Institutional investors such as mutual funds and insurance companies
- →High-net-worth individuals (HNIs) seeking sector diversification
Investors can buy and sell these stocks through a registered stockbroker and a Demat account.
How To Invest in Cable Stocks with Anand Rathi?
Investing in the cable sector stocks through Anand Rathi's TradeMobi app involves a few simple steps:
1. Open a Trading and Demat Account:
You need to register yourself with Anand Rathi and open a demat/trading account to start investing in the electrical equipment sector stocks.2. Add Funds to Your Account:
You'll be required to transfer money from your bank account to your trading account via net banking or UPI.3. Research Cable Sector Stocks:
Log in to the TradeMobi app, search for the cable stock list, and select the stock you are interested in investing in.4. Place Your Order:
You may enter the number of shares you want to invest in and place your order to buy the stocks at either the current price or a predetermined price.5. Track and Manage Your Investments:
Once you have invested in your shares, you can track your investments and keep a tab on the performance of your stocks as well as the market trend.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Infrastructure spending
- Real estate and construction activity
- Power sector investments
- Raw material prices
- Telecom network expansion
- Export demand
- Raw material price volatility
- Slower infrastructure spending
- Competitive pricing pressure
- Regulatory changes
- Economic slowdown
- Demand fluctuations in the construction and telecom sectors
