RVNL’s shares have taken a big hit in 2025, losing more than half their value since a July 2024 high.
Why the stock fell
The railway infrastructure firm saw fewer new orders, which hurt its latest earnings. In the September quarter, revenue grew a bit, but net profit dropped 20% to ₹230.52 crore because costs rose.
- Share price fell to ₹345.70, down 18.22% for the year.
- EBITDA slipped to ₹217 crore, and margins fell by 100 basis points.
Recent signs of recovery
Investor sentiment improved after the government announced a passenger‑fare rationalisation to ease rising operating costs. The stock rose about 15% over the last four trading days.
RVNL also won a new contract from Northeastern Railway to build a major bridge over the River Gandak, adding fresh order backlogs.
What could help the stock
Market watchers are looking ahead to the upcoming budget, hoping for policies that could boost railway spending.
Historical performance
Since its debut in 2019, RVNL delivered strong gains – 42% in its first year, then 133% in 2023 and 166% in 2024. Over the past three years the shares rose 447%.
But 2025 marks the first annual decline since the company went public.
Bottom line
If you own RVNL shares, the recent drop may feel painful, but the new order and possible budget support could offer a bounce back. Keep an eye on the company’s earnings and any policy announcements before deciding your next move.
Remember, this is just an overview, not a prediction. Do your own research or talk to a qualified advisor before investing.