Birla Furukawa Fibre Optics

Birla Furukawa Fibre Optics

A joint venture between Universal Cables and Furukawa Electric, Japan, Birla Furukawa Fibre Optics manufactures optical fibres for broadband, 5G and next-generation digital networks. With advanced manufacturing capabilities, the company serves domestic and international markets across Asia, Europe, Africa and the Americas.
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Our Products & Solutions

Our Products & Solutions

Birla Furukawa offers world-class optical fibres at its state-of-the-art facility in Verna, Goa, supporting telecom networks, data centres, enterprise infrastructure and emerging digital ecosystems including AI, IoT and 5G. Designed to meet global standards, Birla Furukawa’s fibre portfolio combines high performance with reliability.

Products

Products

Single mode optical fibre

  • Low Water Peak Single Mode Optical Fibre [ITU T.G652D]

 

Bend insensitive fibres

  • Low Water Peak Single Mode Optical Fibre [ITU T G.657A1]
  • All wave flex ZWP[ITU T G657A1]
  • All Wave Flex Plus ZWP [ITU T G657A2]
  • AllWave FLEX Max Bend-Optimized Single-Mode Fibres [ITU T G.657B3]

 

NZDS Single Mode Optical Fibre

  • TrueWave RS Low Water Peak (LWP) Fibers [ITU T G.655]
  • TrueWave REACH Fibers [ITU T G.656]
  • TrueWave LA low water peak (LWP) fibres [ITU T G.655]

 

Multimode optical fibre

  • 62.5 μm graded index OM1
  • 50 μm graded index OM2
  • LaserWave flex fibre (OM3/OM4)

Solutions

Solutions

Data Centre Solutions
Designed for high-density, scalable and high-speed deployments, Birla Furukawa’s data-centre solutions enhance manageability while enabling future-ready infrastructure for hyperscale and enterprise environments.

 

LaserWay (GPON-Based Solutions)
LaserWay solutions deploy a 100% optical network using highly compatible GPON technology, prioritising ease of installation, modularity and significant reduction in infrastructure space.

 

FTTH (Fibre-to-the-Home) Solutions
Birla Furukawa’s FTTH solutions enable quick and reliable fibre deployment into customer premises, delivering superior transmission quality, stability and long-term network performance.

Innovation

Innovation

At Birla Furukawa, innovation is driven by advanced R&D collaboration with Furukawa Electric and supported by strong technological differentiators such as Six Sigma process control, lean manufacturing, and AI-based quality assurance. Together, the research, engineering precision and manufacturing discipline keeps Birla Furukawa ahead in a rapidly evolving telecom ecosystem.
Produced some of the world’s thinnest optical fibres, achieving space and enabling significantly higher fibre density in compact cable designs.
Engineered for high-speed broadband networks and dependable last-mile connectivity.
Developed fibre solutions that reduce installation complexity, space requirements and overall deployment costs.
Developed for customised customer requirements and niche industry applications.
Deployed for enhanced quality precision, early defect detection and tighter process control.

Key Clients We Serve

Key Clients We Serve

Domestic

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Commscope Logo
HFCL Logo
KEC Logo
Rosenbergeer
Sterlite Logo
STL Logo
Unistar Logo
Vindhya Telelinks Logo
West Coast Optilinks Logo

International

Corning Logo
ESTech Logo
Furukawa Logo
Lightera Logo
Mercury Logo
PENGG KABEL Logo
Superior Essex Logo
TB Group Logo
Tratos Logo

Sustainability

Sustainability

Responsible manufacturing at Birla Furukawa is driven by a strong focus on efficiency, circularity and resource stewardship. Across operations, systems and materials, the company continuously works to reduce environmental impact while maximising long-term value.

Plastic Spool & Packaging Recycling

Plastic spools were recycled and reused across multiple cycles, while packaging materials were preserved for repeated use, significantly reducing plastic consumption and supporting circular manufacturing practices.

Resource Optimisation via BMS

A centralised Building Management System (BMS) monitored and optimised energy, gas, water and raw material usage across the facility, improving operational efficiency and lowering overall environmental footprint.

Glass Waste Reutilisation Glass

waste generated during fibre manufacturing was repurposed for secondary industrial applications, reducing landfill dependency and conserving natural resources.