) has secured an L1 contract worth ₹87.56 crore from South Eastern Railway to deploy IP-based video surveillance systems across LHB coaches, to be executed over a 10‑month period from the purchase order date. This project involves supplying, installing, and commissioning systems comprising four cameras per coach, rugged handheld terminals or tablets, and 8 TB external SSDs, all compliant with RDSO specifications, and is classified as part of RVNL’s regular business with no related-party or promoter-group involvement.
RVNL’s earlier success as L1 for an East Coast Railway project to establish a wagon periodic overhaul workshop at Kantabanji, designed for a capacity of 200 wagons and carrying a project value of ₹201.23 crore (excluding GST) with an 18‑month completion timeline. Despite this healthy order inflow, RVNL’s share price closed at ₹335.30 on the BSE, down ₹0.90 or 3.05 percent, indicating that the immediate market reaction remained muted even as the company continues to strengthen its order book in core railway infrastructure and rolling stock-linked segments.
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