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K2 Infragen secures Rs 158.58 crore railway electrification contract from Konkan Railway

K2 Infragen Ltd has landed a contract valued at Rs 158.58 crore from Konkan Railway Corporation Ltd to upgrade railway electrification systems in North Western Railway. Spanning 403 route kilometres, this project is set to wrap up in 24 months, greatly boosting India's railway traction capacity.

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Jun 15, 2026 · 1 min read · 1 views
K2 Infragen secures Rs 158.58 crore railway electrification contract from Konkan Railway

Key Takeaways

  • K2 Infragen Ltd has secured a Rs 158.58 crore contract for railway electrification from Konkan Railway Corporation Ltd.
  • The project will upgrade 403 route kilometres and 497.65 track kilometres of railway lines.
  • Completion of the electrification project is expected within 24 months.
  • The initiative aims to support a loading target of 3,000 metric tonnes.
  • Pankaj Sharma stated the contract boosts K2 Infragen's order book to Rs 500 crore from government entities in six months.

K2 Infragen Ltd snagged hefty Rs 158.58 crore contract from Konkan Railway Corporation Ltd . The job? Boost railway electrification systems in key North Western Railway spots. Company confirmed the Letter of Acceptance (LoA) on Monday — a big push for India's railway infrastructure.

The task involves a major upgrade of electric traction system. Switching from single-phase 1 x 25 kV to dual-phase 2 x 25 kV. Two main sections: Luni–Samdari–Bhildi (SMR–BLDI) in Jodhpur Division and Jaipur–Sawai Madhopur in Jaipur Division. Total span? 403 route kilometres,497.65 track kilometres .

Project set to wrap in 24 months. It's all about boosting railway traction capacity,with a loading target of 3,000 metric tonnes. Pankaj Sharma,Managing Director of K2 Infragen,said this deal bumps up the company’s unexecuted order book to around Rs 500 crore in direct government orders over past six months.

Railway electrification and traction upgrades are key to sharpening India's transport infrastructure. As rail network chases better efficiency and capacity. This project is part of ongoing push to modernize and expand railway capabilities. What's next for India's railways?…

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