Hind Rectifiers Share Price Gains After Company Bags Two Orders Worth Rs 120 Crore

Hind Rectifiers (Hirect) share price up 3.39% to Rs 1,344.30 after bagging Rs 60 crore Vande Metro order and Rs 60 crore MEMU trainset order.

Updated: 27 Jul 2026 • 11:59 am

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Hind Rectifiers Share Price Gains After Company Bags Two Orders Worth Rs 120 Crore

The Hind Rectifiers share price gained on 27 July 2026 after the company, which operates under the Hirect brand, secured two fresh orders worth a combined Rs 120 crore from Indian Railways and the Modern Coach Factory.

The order wins add directly to the company's executable order book, a development that is supporting positive sentiment around the Hind Rectifiers share price in today's session.

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Hind Rectifiers Share Price: Details of the New Orders

The company has secured its first development order worth Rs 60 crore for the Vande Metro, also known as Namo Bharat, trainset from Indian Railways. It has also secured its maiden order for Mainline Electric Multiple Unit, or MEMU, trainsets from the Modern Coach Factory, worth another Rs 60 crore.

Order	Client	Value
Hind Rectifiers (Hirect) Vande Metro Order	Indian Railways	Rs 60 crore
MEMU Trainset Order	Modern Coach Factory	Rs 60 crore
Total Order Value		Rs 120 crore
CMP (27 July 2026)		Rs 1,344.30, up 3.39%

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Both orders mark maiden or first development wins for the company in their respective categories, which is often seen as a positive signal for future order inflow as the company builds a track record with these client segments, supporting the Hind Rectifiers share price today.

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Why the Railway Order Wins Matter

Securing a first development order for the Vande Metro trainset from Indian Railways, alongside a maiden MEMU order from the Modern Coach Factory, positions the company to potentially win repeat orders in these categories as railway electrification and modernisation programmes continue to expand across India.

On the day, Hind Rectifiers was quoting at Rs 1,344.30, up Rs 44.05, or 3.39 percent, having touched an intraday high of Rs 1,358 and a low of Rs 1,321. Trading volumes stood at 3,829 shares, compared to the five day average of 11,685 shares, a decrease of 67.23 percent.

Conclusion

The Hind Rectifiers share price gained after the company secured Rs 120 crore in combined orders from Indian Railways and the Modern Coach Factory for Vande Metro and MEMU trainset components. Investors should track execution progress and further order announcements, and consult a SEBI-registered advisor before making investment decisions.

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Frequently Asked Questions FAQs

Why did the Hind Rectifiers share price rise today?

Ans. The Hind Rectifiers share price, which trades under the Hirect brand, rose 3.39 percent after the company secured two orders worth a combined Rs 120 crore from Indian Railways and the Modern Coach Factory.

What orders did Hind Rectifiers (Hirect) win?

Ans. The company secured a Rs 60 crore first development order for the Vande Metro trainset from Indian Railways and a Rs 60 crore maiden order for MEMU trainsets from the Modern Coach Factory.

Is Hirect the same company as Hind Rectifiers?

Ans. Yes, Hirect is the brand name under which Hind Rectifiers now operates.

What was the Hind Rectifiers share price on 27 July 2026?

Ans. Hind Rectifiers was quoting at Rs 1,344.30, up 3.39 percent, having touched an intraday high of Rs 1,358 and a low of Rs 1,321.

Why are these orders significant for Hind Rectifiers?

Ans. Both orders mark first or maiden wins in their respective categories, which could support repeat order inflow as railway electrification and modernisation programmes expand.