KRN Heat Exchanger, RailTel, 3i Infotech Win Rs 90 Cr+ Orders

KRN Heat Exchanger, RailTel Corporation of India, and 3i Infotech have collectively secured new orders and renewals exceeding Rs 90 crore, signaling robust activity across manufacturing, infrastructure, and IT services. This development underscores varied demand within India’s corporate landscape, reflecting targeted growth areas.

Manufacturing Sector Gains Traction

KRN Heat Exchanger’s wholly owned subsidiary, KRN HVAC Products, landed an order worth Rs 50.87 crore (including IGST) to supply Heat Exchanger Coils. This significant contract follows an earlier export order of approximately Rs 55 crore for similar products. The consistent demand highlights the company’s specialized position in the Heat Ventilation Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Industry.

RailTel Bolsters Railway Infrastructure

RailTel Corporation of India received a Letter of Acceptance worth Rs 32.74 crore (including tax) from North Central Railway – Ncr. The project focuses on enhancing track circuit reliability through provision of MSDAC in parallel of existing DCTC, alongside other associated work. This critical infrastructure upgrade spans 14 Stations in the ALJN-DER section of the Prayagraj Division, slated for execution by January 23, 2028.

IT Services See Key Renewals

Further strengthening the order book, 3i Infotech secured a one-year renewal purchase order, totaling Rs 6.32 crore (exclusive of applicable taxes). This order, received in multiple Purchase Orders, came from a leading domestic two-wheeler manufacturer. It covers the renewal of DMS Helpdesk Services and associated operational support, including project management, across approximately 2000 pan-India customer and dealer locations.

Key Figures in Focus

The combined value of these contracts surpasses Rs 90 crore, distributed among KRN Heat Exchanger (Rs 50.87 crore), RailTel Corporation (Rs 32.74 crore), and 3i Infotech (Rs 6.32 crore). These figures reflect specific growth pockets within India’s industrial, public sector infrastructure, and IT services segments. For investors, this pattern suggests targeted opportunities rather than broad-based expansion.