Transrail Bags Rs 10.85 Billion Orders in Power T&D Sector
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Transrail Bags Rs 10.85 Billion Orders in Power T&D Sector

Transrail Lighting has secured new domestic contracts worth Rs 10.85 billion, further cementing its position as a leading player in the power transmission and distribution (T&D) space. These fresh orders are a significant milestone in the company’s journey to expand its footprint in the domestic market.

The latest wins align with Transrail’s long-term strategy of sustainable growth and quality-driven execution. These contracts not only strengthen its order book but also reaffirm its reputation for delivering reliable, large-scale infrastructure solutions.

With a legacy spanning over four decades, Transrail has consistently delivered end-to-end turnkey solutions across power T&D, civil construction, railways, poles and lighting, and solar EPC. Headquartered in India, the company boasts a global presence in 59 countries and offers a full suite of services—from design and engineering to supply, construction, and testing.

The new contracts are expected to significantly enhance the company's visibility in the power infrastructure sector, reinforcing its role as a critical contributor to India's energy and infrastructure development landscape.

Transrail Lighting has secured new domestic contracts worth Rs 10.85 billion, further cementing its position as a leading player in the power transmission and distribution (T&D) space. These fresh orders are a significant milestone in the company’s journey to expand its footprint in the domestic market. The latest wins align with Transrail’s long-term strategy of sustainable growth and quality-driven execution. These contracts not only strengthen its order book but also reaffirm its reputation for delivering reliable, large-scale infrastructure solutions. With a legacy spanning over four decades, Transrail has consistently delivered end-to-end turnkey solutions across power T&D, civil construction, railways, poles and lighting, and solar EPC. Headquartered in India, the company boasts a global presence in 59 countries and offers a full suite of services—from design and engineering to supply, construction, and testing. The new contracts are expected to significantly enhance the company's visibility in the power infrastructure sector, reinforcing its role as a critical contributor to India's energy and infrastructure development landscape.

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