K2 Infragen shares jump nearly 10% after ₹262 crore Indian Railways order boosts sentiment

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Gurugram, January 2, 2026: Shares of K2 Infragen Limited surged sharply in early trade on Friday, with the stock rising nearly 10% as investors reacted positively to a major order win and strong buying interest.

The stock opened at ₹75.55 and was trading at the same level in early deals, marking a gain of ₹6.85 or 9.97% over the previous close of ₹68.70. The counter remained locked at its intraday high, reflecting sustained demand from buyers.

Order win strengthens growth visibility​

The rally in the stock follows the company’s announcement of securing a ₹262 crore project from Indian Railways through its joint venture, where K2 Infragen is the lead and majority partner. The project involves design, supply, erection, testing, and commissioning of 2x25kV AC traction substations, sectioning posts, sub-sectioning posts, and SCADA systems for the Luni to Bhildi double-line section under the Jodhpur Division of North Western Railway.

The order adds significant scale to the company’s execution pipeline and takes the consolidated order book beyond the ₹500 crore mark, enhancing medium-term revenue visibility and reinforcing its position in the railway electrification and power infrastructure segment.

Management has highlighted that the project strengthens K2 Infragen’s credentials as a bankable infrastructure player and supports its ability to execute multiple large-value projects simultaneously, while maintaining discipline on execution and margins.

About the company​

Founded in 2015, K2 Infragen Limited is an integrated EPC company operating across railways, power transmission and distribution, roads, water infrastructure, civil construction, and renewable energy. The company is listed on the NSE SME platform and executes projects across multiple states in India, serving public sector undertakings and large private sector clients.

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