Transrail Share Price Jumps Over 6% After Securing ₹1,085 Crore Orders

Transrail Lighting Limited, a key player in India’s EPC sector for transmission and distribution (T&D), has bagged fresh domestic orders valued at ₹1,085 crore. 

Share Price Reacts Positively

Following the announcement, Transrail share price jumped over 6% as of 10:38 AM, signalling a positive response from the market. This uptick reflects investor confidence in the company’s growing order book and future revenue visibility.

Strong Start to FY26 in Core Segment

The new order comes at the very beginning of FY26 and is centred around the company’s core T&D segment. Commenting on this development, Mr Randeep Narang, Managing Director & CEO of Transrail Lighting, stated: “We are pleased to begin the financial year with this new order in our core T&D segment. This addition reinforces our position in the market and aligns with our strategic focus on continued growth. We remain committed to maintaining operational excellence and ensuring timely project delivery.”

A Global EPC Player with Indian Roots

Transrail Lighting has a long-standing presence of over four decades in the infrastructure sector. While headquartered in Mumbai, India, it operates in 59 countries across 5 continents. The company’s key capabilities span across:

• Power Transmission & Distribution

• Civil Construction

• Railway Infrastructure

• Poles & Lighting

• Solar EPC

With over 2,100 employees and large-scale manufacturing units for galvanised lattice towers, overhead conductors, and monopoles, Transrail is well-positioned to execute complex infrastructure projects.

Conclusion

Transrail’s new ₹1,085 crore order marks a strong start to the year.  The T&D sector continues to remain critical as India invests heavily in expanding and modernising its grid.

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