Texmaco Rail & Engineering Limited (TEXRAIL) — Announcement
Texmaco Rail & Engineering announced receipt of a Letter of Intent from Mangalore Coal Terminal for design, supply, erection, testing, and commissioning of 25KV, 50Hz overhead electrical equipment valued at Rs. 4.71 crores. The order is domestic, falls within a 12-month execution window, and involves no related-party transactions. This contract expands Texmaco's infrastructure services exposure in the power sector, offering modest revenue uplift and diversification beyond rail engineering. Investors should note the financial impact is limited but signals entry into adjacent energy markets with execution risk tied to project timelines.
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🔥 Also filed on 27 June 2026
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