Transrail Lighting wins Rs 27.52 Bn Orders in transmission & Distribution
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Transrail Lighting wins Rs 27.52 Bn Orders in transmission & Distribution

Transrail Lighting has secured new orders amounting to Rs 27.52 billion, reinforcing its presence in the transmission and distribution (T&D) sector. This development further enhances the company’s industry standing, contributing to significant growth in its order book.

Expansion in Transmission and Distribution Sector The latest orders are primarily from the T&D business, reflecting Transrail Lighting’s expanding footprint in the sector. The company has established a strong presence across 58 countries and is actively engaged in various segments, including Civil, Railways, and Poles and Lighting.

Robust Growth and Increasing Order Book Transrail Lighting’s order book has experienced substantial growth, with Year-to-Date (YTD) order inflows exceeding Rs 74 billion. This marks an increase of nearly 90 per cent compared to the previous year. The company’s growth trajectory is supported by its strategic backward integration and competitive positioning in the market.

Future Prospects and Market Outlook With a strong order book, advanced manufacturing capabilities, and an expanding pipeline of tenders, Transrail Lighting is well-positioned for sustained growth in the upcoming quarters. The company continues to strengthen its market presence, leveraging its expertise to capitalise on emerging opportunities in the industry.

News source: Manufacturing Today

Transrail Lighting has secured new orders amounting to Rs 27.52 billion, reinforcing its presence in the transmission and distribution (T&D) sector. This development further enhances the company’s industry standing, contributing to significant growth in its order book. Expansion in Transmission and Distribution Sector The latest orders are primarily from the T&D business, reflecting Transrail Lighting’s expanding footprint in the sector. The company has established a strong presence across 58 countries and is actively engaged in various segments, including Civil, Railways, and Poles and Lighting. Robust Growth and Increasing Order Book Transrail Lighting’s order book has experienced substantial growth, with Year-to-Date (YTD) order inflows exceeding Rs 74 billion. This marks an increase of nearly 90 per cent compared to the previous year. The company’s growth trajectory is supported by its strategic backward integration and competitive positioning in the market. Future Prospects and Market Outlook With a strong order book, advanced manufacturing capabilities, and an expanding pipeline of tenders, Transrail Lighting is well-positioned for sustained growth in the upcoming quarters. The company continues to strengthen its market presence, leveraging its expertise to capitalise on emerging opportunities in the industry. News source: Manufacturing Today

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