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- Transrail Lighting Ltd (TRANSRAILL.NS) operates as an integrated engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) company primarily focused on power transmission and distribution projects; it designs, engineers, manufactures, procures, constructs and commissions transmission lines up to 1200kV, AIS and GIS substations up to 765kV, solar EPC solutions including farms, battery energy storage systems (BESS), pooling substations and grid connectivity, railway infrastructure comprising overhead electrification, signalling and telecom (S&T) systems, earthworks and track laying, complex civil works such as bridges, tunnels, elevated roads and cooling towers, as well as poles and lighting products encompassing transmission monopoles, distribution poles, high masts, stadium masts, street lighting poles, traffic poles, surveillance/CCTV poles, telecommunication monopoles, derrick/flare structures and signage/gantries. The company manufactures lattice towers, conductors and monopoles at integrated facilities with a capacity exceeding 40,000 MT annually, supported by an in-house design and engineering team of over 120 professionals and a NABL-accredited tower testing facility in Deoli, Maharashtra; it serves utilities, power developers, railways and infrastructure clients across more than 60 countries including India, 28 African nations, 16 Asian countries, 12 American regions, 4 European markets and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Incorporated on February 18, 2008, as a public limited company under the Companies Act, 1956, Transrail Lighting Ltd maintains its headquarters at Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai, Maharashtra. In recent developments, the company secures substantial order inflows including Rs548 crore in November 2025 marking entry into a new MENA country with a transmission line project alongside railway and poles & lighting orders, pushing FY26 inflows above Rs4,285 crore with L1 status on Rs2,575 crore; earlier in 2025 it wins Rs2,752 crore predominantly in T&D during February, Rs1,647 crore YTD by mid-year, Rs534 crore from East Central Railway in June including its largest African substation project to date, and Rs1,085 crore at FY25 start, achieving record FY25 inflows of around Rs9,400 crore more than double the prior year while expanding tower manufacturing capacity through brownfield projects and shifting focus toward domestic execution amid international diversification.