Texmaco Rail & Engineering has successfully completed the erection and commissioning of Hydro-Mechanical (HM) systems for the 2000 MW (8 × 250 MW) Subansiri Lower Hydroelectric Project, located at the Arunachal Pradesh–Assam border.
The Subansiri project, with an installed capacity of 2000 MW spread across eight units of 250 MW each, is one of the largest renewable energy projects in India. The project is expected to significantly contribute electricity to the national grid, reduce India’s reliance on fossil fuels, and support the country’s clean energy ambitions.
NHPC advances Subansiri Lower project with multiple units commissioned
NHPC, the developer and owner of the project, has announced the Commercial Operation Date (COD) for the first generating unit, while three additional units have already been commissioned. The remaining four units are scheduled for phased commissioning through FY 2026-27.
“As the sole Hydro-Mechanical contractor for the project, Texmaco was entrusted with the complete design, manufacture, supply, erection, testing, and commissioning of the HM systems,” the company said in its BSE filing. These systems play a critical role in the smooth and timely commissioning of the power units.
Supporting Atmanirbhar Bharat: Texmaco Rail
Speaking on the project, the company spokesperson stated that “With a diversified portfolio spanning freight wagons, passenger coaches, and integrated rail infrastructure, Texmaco Rail continues to support Atmanirbhar Bharat through innovative, future-ready rail solutions.”
Texmaco Rail & Engineering is part of the Adventz Group. It operates across three segments—Freight Cars, Rail Infrastructure & Green Energy, and Infrastructure–Electrical.
Before this the company had secured Rs 6.70 crore Rail Electrification Contract for Provision of along feeder in Bhavnagar division from from Western Railway. The order was supposed to be completed with 12 months.
Texmaco Rail & Engineering share price
However, the stock is trading in the red. The share price of Texmaco Rail & Engineering declined nearly 2.58% in intraday trade. Over the past six months, it has fallen 22.77%. On the year-to-date (YTD) the stock has fallen 6.22%.