Multibagger Railway Stocks RVNL, IRCON, and RailTel, IRFC, Titagarh Surge Up to 18% – Here’s Why
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Multibagger Railway Stocks RVNL, IRCON, and RailTel, IRFC, Titagarh Surge Up to 18% – Here’s Why
Railway stocks surged today, with RVNL, IRCON International, and three others leading the charge, rallying up to 18%. RVNL hit a record high after securing agreements for various infrastructure projects domestically and internationally.
Railway stocks experienced a significant jump in today’s trading session, with the majority hitting fresh record highs. Leading the surge were Rail Vikas Nigam (RVNL), IRCON International, RailTel Corporation, IRCTC, and IRFC, all of which saw gains of up to 18%. Multibagger railway stocks
RVNL shares skyrocketed 18% to a record high of ₹498.50 per share. This surge followed RVNL’s agreement with Delhi Metro Rail Corporation to participate in upcoming infrastructure projects both domestically and internationally. RVNL will serve as a project service provider for sectors including metro, railways, high-speed rail, highways, mega bridges, tunnels, institutional buildings, workshops, depots, S&T works, and railway electrification. Multibagger railway stocks


Key Developments:
- RVNL’s Record High: RVNL’s shares hit ₹498.50 apiece after securing a project from Central Railway worth ₹1.32 billion. The contract involves modifying overhead equipment to upgrade an existing 1 x 25 kV electric transmission system to a 2 x 25 kV AT feeding system in the Wardha-Ballarshah Section of the Nagpur division. Year-to-date, the stock has delivered an impressive return of 173%.
- IRCON International: Shares of IRCON International jumped 13% to hit an all-time high of ₹316 apiece. The increase followed the company’s joint venture securing an order from Rail Vikas Nigam. The order, valued at ₹750 crore, involves the design, supply, installation, testing, and commissioning of a broad gauge ballastless track (BLT) and the supply of ballast for a section between Rishikesh and Karanprayag in Uttarakhand.
- RailTel Corporation: RailTel shares surged 10% to a new record high of ₹534.40 per share after securing an order worth ₹23.96 crore from Webel Technology. This marks the fifth order win for RailTel in less than a month, and the shares have delivered a 56% return so far this year.
- Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC): IRFC shares rose 7% to ₹191.70 apiece. IRFC plays a crucial role in supporting the Indian Railways Infrastructure Development Plan, serving as the primary market borrowing arm to meet their entire extra-budgetary resource requirements for capital expenditure funding. Multibagger railway stocks
- IRCTC: Shares of IRCTC increased by 2% to ₹1,034 apiece. As the sole entity authorized by the Indian government, IRCTC provides online railway tickets, catering services, and packaged drinking water at railway stations and on trains across India. Multibagger railway stocks
Market Dynamics:
The railway sector is witnessing significant momentum in capital expenditure, with investments spanning rolling stocks, construction of new lines, and railway station development. The National Rail Plan aims to spend ₹9.2 trillion during FY26E–31E, compared to ₹5.8 trillion during FY21–26E. Multibagger railway stocks
Strategic Opportunities:
Both passenger and freight sides of the railway business present significant opportunities, with large capital expenditures lined up for Vande Bharat train procurement, metro projects, and freight business expansion. The government aims to increase its freight market share in logistics from 27% to 45% by 2030. Multibagger railway stocks
Conclusion:
The surge in railway stocks like RVNL, IRCON, RailTel, IRFC, and IRCTC underscores the growing investor confidence in the sector’s future. With significant projects and strategic investments in the pipeline, these companies are well-positioned to capitalize on the burgeoning opportunities in India’s railway infrastructure development.
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