Texmaco Rail stock in focus aftr securing ₹41.47 Cr order from Sushila TransportTexmaco Rail stock in focus aftr securing ₹41.47 Cr order from Sushila Transport

Introduction

Leading rail engineering firm receives a Rs. 41.47 crore domestic order for Auto Car Taller Wagon ACT 1 and Brake Van BVCM, scheduled for delivery by December 2026.

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Share price movement of Texmaco Rail

On April 02, 2026, Texmaco Rail & Engineering Ltd opened at ₹84.61, down 4.38% from its previous close of ₹88.45. The stock reached a high of ₹90.03 (1.77%) and a low of ₹83.90. By 2:53 PM, it traded at ₹89.10, a 0.73% increase, with a market cap of ₹3,625.16 crore.

Texmaco Rail Bags Rs. 41.47 Crore Order

Texmaco Rail & Engineering Limited has received an order worth Rs. 41.47 crore from Sushila Transport Pvt. Ltd. for Auto Car Taller Wagon type ACT 1 and Brake Van BVCM.

The order is domestic and follows the latest RDSO drawings. Delivery of the rakes is scheduled to be completed by December 31, 2026.

Stock performance of Texmaco Rail for period of 1 week, 6 months, and 1 year

Texmaco Rail & Engineering Ltd delivered a 1-week return of -0.05%, a 6-month return of -37.1%, and a 1-year return of -36.5%.

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Shareholding pattern of Texmaco Rail

Particulars	Dec 2025	Sep 2025	Jun 2025
Promoter	48.30%	48.30%	48.30%
FII	7.10%	7.00%	8.10%
DII	6.30%	7.20%	7.40%
Public	38.30%	37.50%	36.20%

About Texmaco Rail

Texmaco Rail & Engineering Ltd (NSE: TEXRAIL) is an engineering infrastructure company manufacturing rolling stock, hydro-mechanical equipment, steel castings, and constructing rail EPC, bridges, and other steel structures.

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