Mumbai, February 13, 2026: Transrail Lighting Limited (BSE: 544317 | NSE: TRANSRAILL) has secured fresh domestic Engineering, Procurement and Construction orders worth ₹2,350 crore, primarily in the Power Transmission and Distribution segment, taking its total order inflows for FY26 past ₹7,980 crore.
The company confirmed that the new contracts were received in the normal course of business.
Order Details and FY26 Inflow Position
The newly secured ₹2,350 crore orders are largely concentrated in the domestic T&D segment, including major works related to 765 kV transmission line construction. The order basket also includes a Civil contract and selective wins in the Poles and Lighting vertical.Order Inflow Snapshot
| Particulars | Amount (₹ Crore) |
|---|---|
| Fresh Domestic EPC Orders | 2,350 |
| FY26 Cumulative Order Inflows | 7,980+ |
| L1 Position | 800+ |
Business Segment Impact
Transrail continues to derive strong traction from its core Power Transmission and Distribution operations, supported by diversification across:- Civil Construction
- Railways
- Poles & Lighting
- Solar EPC
Management Commentary
Randeep Narang, Managing Director and CEO, stated:About Transrail Lighting Limited
Transrail Lighting Limited is a leading engineering, procurement and construction company primarily focused on the Power Transmission and Distribution sector, with over four decades of operating experience. Headquartered in India, the company has a presence in 63 countries across five continents.Its integrated service portfolio spans design, engineering, supply, manufacturing, construction and testing across Power T&D, Civil Construction, Railways, Poles & Lighting and Solar EPC. The company operates large-scale manufacturing facilities in India for Galvanized Lattice Towers, Overhead Conductors and Galvanized Monopoles, supported by a tower testing facility.
Transrail employs more than 2,700 personnel and is listed on both BSE and NSE under the scrip codes 544317 and TRANSRAILL respectively.
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