Aurionpro Solutions has secured a multi-million-dollar contract from Titagarh Rail Systems for the supply of platform screen door systems on Mumbai Metro’s Line 5, marking its entry into the safety-critical segment of urban rail infrastructure. The order covers the design, supply, commissioning and long-term maintenance of the systems and will be executed in partnership with South Korea’s KTK Group, with manufacturing carried out at Aurionpro’s Ghaziabad facility through its subsidiary AuroToshi. Platform screen doors act as physical barriers between station platforms and tracks, significantly enhancing passenger safety while enabling smoother and more efficient operations, particularly in automated and driverless metro systems. The technology is increasingly essential for high-traffic metro corridors, where it also helps improve dwell times and overall service reliability. This is Aurionpro’s first collaboration with Titagarh Rail Systems and its third engagement with Mumbai’s metro network. The company has previously worked on Metro Lines 4 and 4A under contracts awarded by the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority. The latest order expands Aurionpro’s smart transit portfolio and strengthens its presence in India’s rapidly growing urban mobility sector. Commenting on the development, Sanjay Bali, President of Aurionpro’s Tech Innovation Group, said the partnership with Titagarh is significant given the company’s strong position in railway and metro infrastructure. He added that the order increases Aurionpro’s addressable market in transit technologies and aligns with its strategy of expanding into high-value, mission-critical transport solutions. Aurionpro Solutions provides technology-led products and services across banking, payments, transit and government sectors. On the stock market, shares of Aurionpro Solutions Ltd closed at Rs 940 on the NSE, up by Rs 25 or 2.73 per cent, while shares of Titagarh Rail Systems Ltd ended at Rs 786.95, up by Rs 0.40 or 0.05 per cent.