New Rajratan Global Wire’s fourth‑quarter earnings rose to ₹24.14 crore, up 17.5% from the same period last year, driven by a 26% jump in operating revenue to ₹370.83 crore. The climb mirrors a 17% increase in total sales volume, reaching 38,605 metric tonnes, which feeds directly into the automotive sector’s wiring needs.
New The greenfield plant in Chennai proved the star of this growth story. It slipped into profitability this quarter, and its Phase‑1 capacity of 30,000 tonnes per annum is now operating near full tilt. The company plans to double that figure to 60,000 tonnes by Q3FY27, a move that will cater to the rising demand for high‑current, high‑temperature wiring used in battery packs.
New Across the border, the Thailand facility is expanding its footprint too. Rajratan announced a 50,000‑tonne capacity addition, taking the plant’s total to 110,000 tonnes per annum. This expansion is timed to meet the surge in regional orders, especially from Southeast Asian EV makers looking for domestic supply chains.
New For the industry, these expansions mean tighter lead times and potentially steadier pricing for wiring modules in both combustion‑engine and electric vehicles. As Bharat’s EV mandate pushes manufacturers toward 30% EV share by 2030, a robust wiring supply chain like Rajratan’s will become a critical differentiator for OEMs and their customers.