
Titagarh Rail Systems expects operating margins of 12 per cent as its passenger rail business gathers pace. Deputy Managing Director Prithish Chowdhary said the company aims to roll out a Vande Bharat…
Titagarh Rail Systems expects operating margins of 12 per cent as its passenger rail business gathers pace. Deputy Managing Director Prithish Chowdhary said the company aims to roll out a Vande Bharat train prototype by the third quarter of this financial year.
The company is betting on a massive order book, which includes contracts for modern coaches and metro rakes. The railway-focused strategy is expected to drive production and revenue growth in the coming quarters.
The headline numbers sound impressive, but investors must watch execution. Indian rail PSUs often struggle with delayed deliveries and cost overruns. Titagarh's 12 per cent margin target is ambitious given input cost pressures. The real test will be whether the Vande Bharat prototype hits the Q3 deadline without budget blowouts. If it slips, the market's patience may wear thin.
Source: ndtvprofit.com
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