Black Box reports strong Q2 FY26 performance with 14% revenue growth

Order momentum remained robust, with the order backlog rising to Rs 4,846 crore ($555 million) and fresh bookings of Rs 1,906 crore ($218 million) during the quarter. Key orders came from global financial services, healthcare, and hyperscaler clients, along with new wins in education and municipal sectors.

During the quarter, Black Box entered a global partnership with Wind River, an Aptiv company, to strengthen its presence in edge and cloud solutions. The alliance is expected to generate around Rs 1,350 crore in revenue over the next five years.

CEO Sanjeev Verma said the quarter’s performance demonstrated sustained profitable growth and strong traction in digital infrastructure and data-centre segments.

CFO Deepak Bansal added that the company’s results reflect operational discipline and the benefits of ongoing transformation efforts. “Q2 FY26 has been a strong quarter, with revenue up 14 per cent sequentially and broad-based growth across key markets. Our transformation journey is driving sustained, profitable momentum, backed by a strong and diversified order book. We are witnessing strong traction in high-growth areas such as data centers and overall digital infrastructure, across our operating markets, and are scaling strategically to capture these opportunities. With solid execution, deep client partnerships, and a healthy pipeline, we remain confident of meeting our FY26 goals,” CEO Sanjeev stated.

With a solid order book, deep client partnerships, and a strong pipeline, Black Box expects continued momentum and a stronger second half of FY26.

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