Texmaco Rail & Engineering and RVNL sign Strategic JV Agreement
Texmaco Rail & Engineering and RVNL have signed a Joint Venture Shareholders’ Agreement to form a new company. Texmaco will hold 49% and RVNL will hold the majority stake. The JV will focus on rolling stock, rail infrastructure, and global EPC projects.
The JV is expected to significantly enhance the company's capabilities in rolling stock manufacturing and rail infrastructure projects, both domestically and internationally, which is a material development.
The formation of a strategic joint venture with a significant public sector undertaking like RVNL is a positive development for Texmaco Rail & Engineering, indicating growth opportunities and expanded market reach.
Texmaco Rail & Engineering Limited has executed a Strategic Joint Venture Shareholders’ Agreement with Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL) for the incorporation and operation of a joint venture company. This partnership aims to accelerate India's rail manufacturing capabilities and strengthen its position as a global infrastructure solutions provider.
The joint venture will focus on advanced rolling stock segments, lifecycle maintenance and asset management solutions, and large-scale EPC and turnkey infrastructure projects in India and overseas markets. Texmaco will hold a 49 percent stake, while RVNL will retain majority ownership.
The initiative is expected to promote technology indigenisation, localise supply chains, and create export-ready platforms compliant with international standards. The JV is projected to generate significant industrial activity, support domestic MSMEs, and create thousands of skilled jobs. It will also actively pursue projects in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, reinforcing India's global industrial footprint.
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