Background and Aim: Several options are available for open fixation of sub–condylar fractures. The seven–hole lambda plate is believed to demonstrate favorable outcomes for sub–condylar fractures, more so in cases with limited available bone surface. The study aimed to evaluate the outcome of sub–condylar fractures managed using lambda plates. Method: The study comprised on 10 diagnosed cases of sub–condylar fracture indicated for open fixation and were managed using the seven–hole lambda plate. Surgery was carried out under general anesthesia following standard surgical procedure. Post surgery, the cases were evaluated for immediate post–operative complications and followed up for 6 months for delayed complications. Results and Conclusion: All 10 cases showed excellent outcomes post fracture fixation using the lambda plate. Significant improvement in mouth opening was noted in all the cases at 6 weeks and 6 months follow up. No significant post surgical complications were noted in the cases except one where post operative pain persisted for a week. Lambda plates provide an attractive option for the management of sub–condylar fractures with minimal complications.