Pressstonic Engineering has secured a contract worth Rs 1,150 million (mn) from Titagarh Rail Systems for work on the Mumbai Metro. The contract was awarded to the engineering firm by Titagarh Rail Systems, a major manufacturer in the rail sector. The agreement reinforces Pressstonic Engineering's presence in urban rail infrastructure projects. The firms will align engineering resources and site teams to ensure timely mobilisation and adherence to project standards and safety protocols. The work under the contract will support ongoing metro development in Mumbai and align with city efforts to expand public transport capacity. The deal is expected to strengthen the company's order book and provide long-term revenue visibility. Both companies will coordinate on delivery schedules and technical specifications to meet project requirements. Contract execution is expected to involve coordination with municipal authorities and contractors to integrate systems and schedules. Pressstonic Engineering is positioned to contribute specialised engineering services and fabrication capabilities to the project, leveraging its industry experience. Titagarh Rail Systems has been active in supplying rolling stock and rail solutions across India and the region. The transaction underscores continued investment in rail infrastructure as cities prioritise mass transit improvements. The order reflects continued investor and policy focus on mass transit, creating opportunities for suppliers across the value chain. The Rs 1,150 mn contract will be accounted for under Pressstonic Engineering's project backlog and may influence future financial reporting and investor communications. Market observers view such contracts as indicative of demand for rail equipment and component suppliers. The companies did not disclose detailed timelines or incremental financial terms beyond the contract value. Further announcements on implementation milestones and progress reports are likely to appear in routine corporate disclosures.