With this, the company’s total order inflows for the financial year 2026 have increased 57% from the previous year.
One of the orders is a domestic transmission and distribution (T&D) order from a renowned business conglomerate and the other is from a large international customer for supply of the company’s engineered products, Randeep Narang, MD and CEO of Tranrail Lighting, said.In June, the company secured domestic and international orders worth ₹534 crore. The new orders included its biggest substation job in Africa, Narang had said.
Prior to this, in February, the company received orders worth ₹2,752 crore, primarily in the transmission & distribution (T&D) segment.In January, Narang had told CNBC-TV18 that Transrail Lighting was planning a new manufacturing unit to meet the rising demand.
The stock made its debut on the exchanges on December 27, 2024, at ₹590, with a premium of 36% compared to its IPO price of ₹432 apiece.
Transrail Lighting shares were trading 0.3% up at ₹792.25 apiece around 1.55 pm on Thursday. The stock has gained 51.5% in the last six months and 40.2% this year, so far.
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