Railway Stocks

Shares of Rail Vikas Nigam are set to draw investor interest after receiving an award from SJVN for a construction project in Bihar. Despite recent stock declines, retail investors maintain a strong interest, holding 18.2% of shares, reflecting confidence in long-term growth prospects.

RailTel Corporation of India shares surged 7.5% to ₹297.60 following a new work order extension from EPFO worth ₹166.80 crore. Despite recent gains, the stock remains down 22% in 2026 and 8% in 2025, highlighting ongoing volatility.

By re-engineering surplus diesel engines into standard-gauge variants, RITES is unlocking new export markets in Australia, Europe, and the Americas while offering global freight buyers a cost-effective alternative to new locomotives.

Rail Vikas Nigam has received a Letter of Acceptance for a ₹358.97 crore EPC contract from East Central Railway. The project includes doubling railway works and is set for completion within 730 days, following recent contract wins totaling over ₹3,500 crore.

RITES said it received an acceptance of its offer from Volantis Asset Finance (Pty) Ltd., South Africa, for the supply and commissioning of 4000 HP Cape Gauge diesel electric locomotives.

RailTel share price opened at ₹311 apiece on NSE today, as compared to previous close of ₹307.95 on Tuesday.

RVNL share price has fallen over 23% in one month, and has declined 15% in three months. The railway PSU stock has dropped 35% on a year-to-date (YTD) basis, while it has plunged 45% in one year.

Rail Vikas Nigam shares fell 2.5% to ₹229.70, marking nine consecutive losses. The stock's decline is attributed to disappointing Q4FY26 results, with net profit down 59% YoY, leading to a 36% year-to-date loss and one of the worst performances of 2026.

Rail Vikas Nigam Limited shares fell 3% on June 2, extending a sell-off to five sessions, with a cumulative loss of 14.5%. The stock's year-to-date losses reached 33%, marking its steepest fall since 2019