About Transrail Lighting Limited

Transrail Lighting Limited is an engineering, procurement, and construction company with over four decades of execution experience across power transmission and distribution, civil construction, poles and lighting, railways, and solar EPC, supported by integrated manufacturing for lattice towers, conductors, and monopoles and a 1,200 kV tower testing station at Deoli, Wardha. The company originated as an integrated pole manufacturer in 2008 and expanded into a full T&D player after acquiring the transmission and distribution business of Gammon India Limited effective January 1, 2016, adding nearly 40 years of turnkey EHV transmission and rural electrification capabilities to its platform. Operations span 59 countries across the Americas, Europe, Africa, and Asia, with ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 27001:2013, and ISO 45001:2018 certifications underscoring quality, environment, security, and safety systems. Manufacturing plants are located at Deoli (Maharashtra) and Vadodara (Gujarat) for towers, and Silvassa for conductors and poles, enabling end‑to‑end supply, construction, and commissioning for utilities and infrastructure clients globally. FY 2024-25 standalone revenue from operations was Rs 5,212.11 crore, with EPC contracts contributing Rs 4,738.19 crore and product sales Rs 464.04 crore, reflecting the company’s EPC-led model. The entity reports a single segment (engineering projects) for CODM purposes, with revenue reviewed at the entity level. Key milestones include an established global project footprint, embedded design tools (PLS Tower/Poles, BOCAD, STAAD PRO, AutoCAD 3D), and external CE/NABL validations, positioning Transrail as a trusted EPC partner.

Transrail Lighting Limited Business Segment

• Engineering, Procurement and Construction: Power transmission lines, substations, distribution networks, and underground cabling delivered on turnkey basis with integrated design, manufacturing, and commissioning.

• Civil Construction: Infrastructure EPC capabilities spanning core civil works for energy and transportation assets based on recent diversification.

• Poles and Lighting: In-house manufacturing of monopoles and lighting poles, with supply into street lighting and smart city ecosystems.

• Railways: Railway electrification and allied works as part of sector expansion within the EPC portfolio.

• Solar EPC: Solar engineering and construction offerings complementing grid modernisation and renewable evacuation.

Revenue split (geography)

• India — Rs 2,192.50 crore (42.1%).

• International — Rs 3,019.74 crore (57.9%).

Transrail Lighting Limited Key Management

• Mr. D. C. Bagde — Executive Chairman.

• Mr. Randeep Narang — Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer.

• Mr. Deepak Khandelwal — Chief Financial Officer (appointed with effect from March 7, 2025).

• Ms. Monica Gandhi — Company Secretary.

• Board of Directors: Mr. Digambar Bagde; Mr. Sanjay Verma; Mr. Randeep Narang; Mr. Srikant Chaturvedi; Ms. Vita Dani; Mr. Vinod Dasari; Dr. Indu Shekhar Jha; Mr. Ashish Gupta; Ms. Ravita Punwani; Mr. Ranjit Jatar; Major General Dr. Dilawar Singh (Retd.).
  

Latest Updates on Transrail Lighting Limited

• Public equity issuance completed: Rs 400.00 crore raised via IPO in FY 2024-25; additionally, Rs 50.00 crore via private placement, strengthening capital structure for growth.

• Reported robust growth: Revenue from operations reached Rs 5,212.11 crore with profit before tax of Rs 474.74 crore on a standalone basis, reflecting scale-up in EPC and product sales.

• International traction sustained: International revenues constituted Rs 3,019.74 crore (57.9%) indicating strong overseas execution across 59-country footprint.

• Manufacturing and capability enhancements: Continued investments in property, plant and equipment and use of advanced design software sustain integrated EPC delivery, supported by CE/NABL validations.

Recognitions: Multiple HSE and utility recognitions cited during the year, including special appreciation by Power Grid Corporation of India Limited and safety awards at Deoli plant.