Johnsoncab Electricals IPO

About Johnsoncab Electricals Company

Johnsoncab Electricals, whose cable business began in 2012 as M/s. Johnson Cables and was incorporated as a private limited company in November 2020, has evolved from basic low-voltage wires into a broader manufacturer of power, control, building, solar, welding and submersible cables, expanding capacity through a second Mehsana unit in 2024–25. Its core focus is manufacturing and selling low-voltage wires and cables up to 1.1 kV under the Johnson Cables brand for power infrastructure, transmission and distribution, renewable energy, railways, construction, irrigation and industrial applications. Its primary product segments include building and housing wires, industrial single- and multicore control cables, LT power cables, solar photovoltaic cables, welding cables and submersible flat cables, while it is also developing paper-insulated copper/aluminium conductor cable products. Its expertise spans wire drawing, annealing, stranding, insulation, extrusion, armouring, testing and packaging, supported by in-house PVC and rubber compounding, dedicated testing laboratories and ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018 and BIS certifications. A distinctive strength is its patented three-core flat submersible-cable technology—Indian patent no. 420982—along with in-house compounding and customised cable design capabilities that support specialised project requirements. Its important customers include approved government and public-sector buyers such as Western Railway, Uttar Gujarat Vij Company, Jaipur Vidyut Vitran Nigam, Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation and Gujarat’s Roads & Buildings Department, alongside private customers in railways, construction, renewable energy, power transmission, chemicals and agriculture. Johnsoncab engages clients through direct orders, government tenders and vendor approvals, offering specification-based products, quality assurance and timely supply, while addressing industry challenges of raw-material volatility, safety and reliability, custom project specifications and growing demand from electrification, infrastructure and renewable-energy projects.