Railway Stock Jumps Up to 15% After Reporting Robust Results and Securing ₹4,045 Cr Order
Synopsis: Texmaco has secured a major rail opportunity in South Africa, strengthening its international presence and creating long-term business potential through wagon supply, locomotives, maintenance services, and future expansion opportunities. The shares of this small cap company majorly engaged in the business of manufacturing Rolling stock, hydro-mechanical equipment, steel castings & construction of Rail EPC, […] The post Railway Stock Jumps Up to 15% After Reporting Robust Results and Securing ₹4,045 Cr Order appeared first on Trade Brains.
Synopsis: Texmaco has secured a major rail opportunity in South Africa, strengthening its international presence and creating long-term business potential through wagon supply, locomotives, maintenance services, and future expansion opportunities.
The shares of this small cap company majorly engaged in the business of manufacturing Rolling stock, hydro-mechanical equipment, steel castings & construction of Rail EPC, bridges, and other steel structures, jumped upto 15 percent after securing major rail contract from South Africa and posting robust Q4 FY26 result.
With the market capitalization of Rs. 4775 Crores, the shares of Texmaco Rail & Engineering Ltd reached an intraday high of Rs.121 per share rising nearly over 14 percent from its previous day closing of Rs. 105.7 per share and is trading at a P/E of 24.2 whereas industry P/E stands at 32
What is the News:
Texmaco Rail & Engineering has received a Letter of Award from a South African train operating company for the supply of more than 2,235 freight wagons across multiple variants along with 30 diesel locomotives. The total opportunity is valued at over Rs. 4,045 crore and also includes a proposed 15-year maintenance partnership, which can provide long-term revenue visibility for the company.
This is one of the largest international rolling stock opportunities secured by Texmaco and marks a major step in expanding its global rail business. The project is linked to South Africa’s ongoing rail sector reforms and the emerging Open Access freight rail framework, which is expected to support higher investments in freight transportation, railway modernization, mining logistics, and infrastructure development.
The company expects this opportunity to strengthen its position in the African rail market while also creating future business possibilities in wagon supply, locomotive modernization, refurbishment, maintenance services, and rail infrastructure projects. Texmaco further stated that it will execute the opportunity with a balanced approach while monitoring geopolitical developments, supply chain conditions, commodity price volatility, currency movements, and broader global economic trends associated with long-term international projects.
Q4 FY26 result:
Year on Year analysis: Revenue from operations has decreased from Rs. 1346 Crores to Rs. 1167 Crores, down 13 percent. Operating profit has increased from Rs. 98 Crores to Rs. 106 Crores, up 8 percent and net profit has increased from Rs. 39 Crores to Rs. 58 Crores, up 48 percent
Quarter on Quarter analysis: Revenue from operations has increased from Rs. 1042 Crores to Rs. 1167 Crores, up 12 percent. Operating profit has increased from Rs. 89 Crores to Rs. 106 Crores, up 19 percent and net profit has increased from Rs. 42 Crores to Rs. 58 Crores, up 38 percent
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