Transrail Lighting Limited (BSE: 544317, NSE: TRANSRAILL) has secured new orders totaling ₹527 crore across its Power Transmission & Distribution and Poles & Lighting segments. The orders include projects in the Middle East and Africa, along with the addition of High-Temperature Low-Sag (HTLS) re-conductoring work in India.
With these contracts, the company’s total order inflows for FY26 have reached ₹5,637 crore. In addition, Transrail currently holds L1 positions for projects valued at over ₹2,800 crore, providing visibility on potential future additions to its order book.
The latest orders strengthen Transrail’s presence in overseas power transmission markets while expanding its domestic capabilities in advanced re-conductoring solutions. The inclusion of HTLS re-conductoring in India adds to the company’s technical offering within the transmission segment.
Commenting on the development, Randeep Narang, Managing Director and CEO, said the new orders reflect steady progress across both international and domestic operations. He noted that expansion in the Middle East transmission market and the addition of re-conductoring capabilities in India support the company’s focus on widening its service portfolio and geographic reach.
Transrail Lighting Limited is an engineering, procurement, and construction company with operations spanning power transmission and distribution, civil construction, railways, poles and lighting, and solar EPC. Headquartered in India, the company has project experience across 60 countries and operates manufacturing facilities for galvanized lattice towers, overhead conductors, and monopoles, supported by an accredited tower testing facility. With over four decades of experience and a workforce of more than 2,400 employees, Transrail continues to execute turnkey projects covering design, engineering, manufacturing, construction, and testing services across its business segments.
