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Transrail Lighting Wins ₹412 Crore Orders, Intake Reaches ₹2,021 Crore
Transrail Lighting has won new projects worth ₹412 crore.
These projects are mainly in India and involve upgrading power lines.
The upgraded lines will use special conductors made to carry more electricity.
The new orders bring the company’s order intake for the year to ₹2,021 crore.
It also has another ₹409 crore of orders where it is currently the lowest bidder.
The company says its factories can now make more towers and conductors.
Its leader said government approval of a green energy corridor phase could strengthen India’s power system.
Transrail expects to grow profitably, helped by demand at home and abroad.
Transrail Lighting announced new orders worth ₹412 crore for its Transmission & Distribution business.
The orders mainly cover domestic transmission-line reconductoring projects using carbon-core HTLS conductors.
The new wins take the company’s yearly order intake to ₹2,021 crore, with another ₹409 crore in L1 orders.
Managing director and CEO Randeep Narang said the orders expand the company’s domestic presence in reconductoring projects.
The company cited expanded tower and conductor manufacturing capacity and favourable domestic and international market conditions as support for expected profitable growth.
- Who
- Transrail Lighting Ltd; managing director and CEO Randeep Narang commented on the order wins.
- What
- The company announced ₹412 crore in new Transmission & Distribution orders, mainly for domestic transmission-line reconductoring.
- Where
- The projects are primarily in the domestic market; the announcement was made from Mumbai.
- When
- The announcement was made on October 6, 2026.
- Why
- The reconductoring projects will use high-performance carbon-core HTLS conductors to increase transmission lines’ current-carrying capacity.
Key facts
- New orders
- ₹412 crore
- Yearly order intake
- ₹2,021 crore
- Additional L1 orders
- ₹409 crore
- Order business
- Transmission & Distribution
- Tower capacity
- 184,400 MTPA
- Conductor capacity
- 40,800 KMPA
- Announcement date
- October 6, 2026





