Black Box's Q2 FY26 revenue jumps 14% to ₹1,585 crore
Black Box Limited, a key name in India's digital infrastructure scene, just posted a 14% revenue boost for Q2 FY26—hitting ₹1,585 crore.
The company credits this jump to smoother tariffs and better project execution. Profits also climbed 17%, reaching ₹56 crore, while their order backlog swelled to nearly ₹4,850 crore.
Sectors like finance, healthcare, and education are fueling these numbers.
Strategic partnership with Wind River
Black Box has teamed up with Wind River in a global deal that could add another ₹1,350 crore over five years.
This move will beef up their edge and cloud tech game—helping them stay ahead in the fast-evolving digital space.
Why this matters
If you're watching India's tech growth or thinking about where the next big opportunities are, Black Box's momentum is worth noting.
Their strong results and new partnerships show how digital infrastructure is bouncing back—and why this sector is one to keep an eye on in FY26.