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Transrail Lighting TRANSRAILL

Transmission EPC company that also makes its own towers, conductors and poles; listed in Dec 2024

Mapped in 1 theme: Power Transmission & Grid.

From publicly available information

Where Transrail Lighting sits in the supply chain

Transrail Lighting appears in 2 supply-chain layers in one theme, Power Transmission & Grid.

Power Transmission & Grid › Conductors & line hardware

Direct supplier

Other companies in this layer

Apar IndustriesSterlite Electric (formerly Sterlite Power's products business) (unlisted)Gupta Power Infrastructure (unlisted)Diamond Power InfrastructureKaramtara Engineering
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Revenue and profit

₹ CrFY22FY23FY24FY25FY26
Revenue2,3383,1524,0775,3086,880
Net profit65108233329404

Latest-year revenue ₹6,880 Cr (FY26, company-wide).

Strengths

  • FY26 order inflow above ₹8,500 Cr; power T&D is ~90% of the order book
  • Backward-integrated: tower, conductor and pole plants plus EPC
  • Tripling tower capacity to ~1.96 lakh tonnes a year (company plan)

Risks

  • Smaller and newer to public markets than KEC and Kalpataru
  • Africa and Middle East projects carry country and payment risk
  • Working capital and bank-guarantee needs rise with the order book

Common questions

What does Transrail Lighting do?

Transmission EPC company that also makes its own towers, conductors and poles; listed in Dec 2024.

Where does Transrail Lighting sit in the supply chain?

Transrail Lighting (NSE: TRANSRAILL) is mapped in 2 supply-chain layers: Conductors & line hardware (Power Transmission & Grid) and Towers & line EPC (Power Transmission & Grid).

Who are Transrail Lighting's peers?

In the Towers & line EPC layer of Power Transmission & Grid: KEC International, Kalpataru Projects International, Larsen & Toubro, Skipper and Bajel Projects.

What is Transrail Lighting's market cap and valuation?

As of 6 Nov 2026: market cap ₹5,919 Cr, P/E 13.7x, ROCE 33.6%, ROE 20.0%, dividend yield 0.68%.