Railway Stocks News

RITES share price has gained 5% in one month and has jumped 27% in three months. The PSU railway stock is flat on a year-to-date (YTD) basis, while it has dropped 16% in one year. However, RITES shares have delivered multibagger returns 120% in the past five years.

Stock to buy for short term: Titagarh Rail Systems share price has gained 3% in one month, and 17% in three months. The railway stock is down 15% on a year-to-date (YTD) basis, and has fallen 47% in the past one year.

Texmaco Rail share price rose by 9% after securing a ₹535.6-crore contract from CAMALCO SA in Cameroon for over 1,600 freight wagons. The agreement supports India's 'Make for World' initiative and boosts Texmaco's order backlog to ₹7,820 crore.

Among railway stocks Texmaco Rail & Engineering share price remained largest gainer, was trading over 4 per cent up on June 25. Rail Vikan Nigam Limited, IRCTC, Jupiter Wagons share price were also up between 1-2 per cent on Wednesday.

Kernex Microsystems share price has rallied 64% in one month and over 88% in the past three months. The railway stock has fallen 8% on a year-to-date (YTD) basis, but has jumped by a staggering 246% in one year.

While defence and railway sectors have long-term structural tailwinds — capex visibility, policy push, and national security focus — the sharp P/E expansion raises a flag, said Ankit Mandholia of Motilal Oswal.

Stock Market Today: The small-cap railways stock below ₹200, Texmaco Rail, gained more than 5% during the intraday trade on Wednesday, following an order win update.

RailTel Corporation's share price rose 4.5% to a five-month high of ₹461.75 after securing a ₹274.40 crore order from the Maharashtra Motor Vehicles Department for an Intelligent Traffic Management System. This follows recent wins, reigniting investor interest in the railway sector.

Railway stocks' rally is being driven by the dual triggers of robust government order flows and expectations of enhanced public sector investment, further supported by technical indicators pointing to an uptrend.

Hind Rectifiers has seen its stock price soar 770% in three years, driven by strong performance and expanding order book in the railway sector. The company is diversifying into defense and aerospace, aiming for sustained growth amid rising demand.