Mumbai News, 28 February 2026: Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (NSE: RVNL), a major company in the Indian railway sector, saw no change in its share price today, Saturday, as the market was closed. On Friday, 27 February 2026, the closing price of the company’s share on NSE and BSE was Rs 316.35. This price shows a decline of 0.62% compared to the previous day.
The company’s share has shown a 1.17% increase in the last six months, but a 9.63% decline over the year. The 52-week high is Rs 447.80, and the low is Rs 301.20. The current market capitalization is Rs 65,959.61 crore, while the PE ratio is 57.78.
NSE and BSE live updates (until 27 February 2026)
NSE:
Closing price 316.35 rupees, change -1.95 rupees (-0.62%). Day’s high 318.70 rupees, low 314.50 rupees. Volume 5,445,951 shares.
BSE:
Closing price ₹318.35, change +₹0.85 (+0.27%). This update is after the market closed, and the next trading session will start on Monday. The share had risen by 0.69% last week, but recent falls have made investors cautious.
Market expert and top brokers’ target price
Experts have mixed opinions about RVNL shares. Some brokerage houses are recommending selling, while others suggest buying. The average target price ranges between 240 and 334 rupees, indicating a change of -24% to +5% from the current price.
- According to the trendline, the average target is Rs 334, an increase of 5.58% from the current Rs 316.35
- Market screener analysts’ opinion: average ₹240.33, sell recommendation, down -24.49% from current ₹318.30. High target ₹334 (+4.93%), low ₹183.
- Alphaspread: Average 263.67 rupees, minimum 184.83, maximum 350.70.
- StockInvest: Sell recommendation, trend sideways and volatile.
- Anand Rathi: Long-term buy recommendation, target 390 rupees (22% increase). Experts’ opinion depends on the company’s order book and infrastructure projects. Although profits rose slightly last quarter, margins have decreased, making some cautious. However, government orders make the long-term outlook positive.
Other news about RVNL
RVNL has recently received several important orders, which have strengthened the company’s order book. The company’s order book is currently over 60,000 crore rupees, and revenue growth is expected in FY26.
New orders:
Today, on 28 February, Central Railway received an EPC order worth ₹270 crore. This order is for constructing 220/132/55 kV traction substations in the Daund-Solapur division, which will help achieve a loading target of 3,000 MT. Additionally, two days ago, multiple orders worth ₹1,978 crore were received from NMDC, including an order of ₹284.52 crore to build a residential tower in Kirandul, Chhattisgarh. These orders caused a slight rise in shares, but the market showed a decline due to volatility.
Quarterly results:
Net profit in Q3 FY26 was 3.2 billion rupees (4% YoY growth), EBITDA 2.2 billion rupees (margin down from 5.21% to 4.7%). Higher expenses hit the margin.
Project progress:
The coach factory in Kazhipet, Telangana, has been connected to the railway network via a 13.15 km track. The diesel locomotive trial was successful, and the unit will be commissioned in March.
Award:
Won the ‘Trailblazing Special Infrastructure Award’ at the Build India Infra Awards 2026.
Other updates:
The board meeting was held on 5 February, where the interim dividend and financial results were approved. The company entered into a joint venture agreement with Texmaco Rail and Engineering.
RVNL is an important company for the development of Indian Railways, and growth is expected in the future thanks to government initiatives. However, investors should be cautious due to global events (like Iran-Israel tensions) and market volatility. This article is for educational purposes, not investment advice.
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