Shares of RailTel Corporation of India Ltd fell 1.5% after touching a day’s high of Rs 403.20 on 25th July, even as the company announced it had secured a Rs 40.2-crore order from Central Coalfields Limited to provide 8.4 Gbps internet services by 23rd November, 2025. 

The tax-inclusive contract contributes to RailTel’s expanding portfolio of government-backed digital infrastructure.

Railtel Corporation Q4 Results:

RailTel reported a 46% year-over-year rise in net profit to Rs 113.45 crore in the fourth quarter. Revenue jumped 57% to Rs 1,308 crore, and EBITDA rose 54% to Rs 179.63 crore.

However, margins slightly narrowed to 13.7% from 14% last year due to an 86% surge in project expenses.

Revenue from the Project Work Services segment nearly doubled to Rs 949.53 crore. Meanwhile, telecom services revenue grew 7% to Rs 358.75 crore.

Shareholding Update:

By the end of the March quarter, 5.3 lakh small shareholders (with an authorised capital of up to Rs 2 lakh) held a 20.11% stake in the company. This was an increase from 3.68 lakh shareholders (16%) a year ago. Additionally, the government retained a 72% stake in the company.

At 11:14 AM, the shares of RailTel Corp were trading 1.47% lower at Rs 396.50 on NSE.

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