Transrail Lighting says it won new orders worth ₹412 crore, taking its order intake this year to ₹2,021 crore
Transrail Lighting told the exchanges on 6 October 2026 it secured ₹412 crore of new transmission and distribution orders, mainly power-line reconductoring. Order intake for the year is ₹2,021 crore. The filing does not name the customers or give execution periods.
Transrail Lighting Limited, a company that builds power transmission lines, said on 6 October 2026 that it has secured new orders worth ₹412 crore in its transmission and distribution (T&D) business. The company said its order intake for the year, meaning the total value of new orders it has won since the year began, has grown to ₹2,021 crore after these orders. The orders are mainly in India. The company’s filing does not name the customers or say how long the work will take.
What the company said
The disclosure was made to the BSE and the NSE under Regulation 30 of the SEBI listing rules, which require listed companies to tell the exchanges about material events such as large orders. The company said all the orders were received in the normal course of business.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Date of announcement | 6 October 2026 |
| New orders | ₹412 crore |
| Business | Transmission and distribution (T&D) |
| Main type of work | Reconductoring of transmission lines in India using HTLS conductors made by the company |
| Order intake for the year, after these orders | ₹2,021 crore |
| “L1” orders | ₹409 crore |
Reconductoring means replacing the existing wires on a power line with new ones. The company described its HTLS conductors as high-performance carbon-core wires, made in-house, that are used to raise the amount of electric current a line can carry. L1 means the company’s bid was the lowest among the bidders for a contract. The company said it has L1 orders totalling ₹409 crore. An L1 position is not a confirmed order, and the filing does not say whether or when these will be awarded.
The arithmetic
An order book is the total value of orders a company has won but not yet completed. Order intake is the value of new orders won in a period. The filing reports intake. It does not state the size of the company’s order book, so this article does not give one. The managing director and CEO, Randeep Narang, said in the release that the new orders “further helps to increase our orderbook”.
Subtracting the new orders from the stated intake gives ₹1,609 crore (₹2,021 crore minus ₹412 crore) of intake before this announcement. The company referred in the release to reconductoring orders it declared “few days back”, which are separate from the ₹412 crore. The release says “for the year” without naming the year, so this article does not label it.
Other statements in the release
The company said its manufacturing capacity is now 184,400 tonnes a year for towers and 40,800 km a year for conductors. The CEO also mentioned the government’s approval of Phase-III of the Green Energy Corridor, a power-line programme to carry electricity from non-fossil sources, which he linked to evacuating 900 GW of non-fossil generation. These are the company’s statements, not findings of this article.
Basis of these figures
All figures above are from Transrail Lighting’s own press release, filed with the NSE on 6 October 2026 under Regulation 30 of the SEBI listing regulations (the BSE scrip code is 544317, the NSE symbol TRANSRAILL). The filing was opened and read. Wire & Cable India carries the same figures (₹412 crore, ₹2,021 crore, ₹409 crore, HTLS reconductoring). The subtraction to ₹1,609 crore is our arithmetic. The filing says only “for the year”. The filing gives no customer names, no execution period and no order book total. This article reports the announcement only and carries no view on the company or its shares.