Titagarh Rail Systems Secures ₹273.24 Crore Order from Indian Railways for Rail Borne Maintenance Vehicles
Titagarh Rail Systems Limited received a ₹273.24 Crore order from Indian Railways for 62 Rail Borne Maintenance Vehicles. The scope includes design, manufacturing, supply, testing, and commissioning, along with training and maintenance. Deliveries are scheduled to commence within 15 months and be completed within 48 months.
The order is substantial in value and represents a strategic entry into a new, high-value segment for the company, indicating significant future growth potential.
The company has secured a significant new order from Indian Railways, which is a positive development for its business expansion into a new segment.
Titagarh Rail Systems Limited (TRSL) has announced the receipt of a Letter of Acceptance (LOA) dated 17th December 2025 from Indian Railways for the design, manufacture, supply, testing, and commissioning of 62 Rail Borne Maintenance Vehicles (RBMV).
This significant order, valued at ₹273.24 Crores (including GST), marks TRSL's entry into the safety and signalling systems segment. The RBMV is a specialized, self-propelled on-track maintenance machine designed for efficient inspection, maintenance, and restoration of railway infrastructure, integrating advanced systems for track and overhead equipment works. The scope also includes training of Indian Railways personnel and servicing and breakdown maintenance.
The supply of machines is expected to commence within 15 months from the LOA date, with all machines and spares to be delivered within 48 months. This strategic move aligns with Indian Railways' focus on mechanization and modernization, expanding TRSL's capabilities beyond rolling stock manufacturing into integrated rail safety and maintenance solutions.
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