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Trades about 55% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Ircon International Limited, originally known as Indian Railway Construction Company Limited, is a global construction and engineering firm established in 1976 and headquartered in New Delhi, India. Operating across India and internationally, often through its subsidiaries, the company delivers a wide array of infrastructure development services. Its primary focus is on railway infrastructure, where it specializes in constructing new railway lines, rehabilitating and converting existing networks, and building station facilities, bridges (including regirdering), tunnels, and advanced signaling, telecommunication, and electrification systems. Ircon also engages in the wet leasing of locomotives and sets up complete production units for rolling stock, maintenance depots, concrete sleepers, and other track components on a turnkey basis. Beyond the railway sector, the company's civil engineering capabilities extend to the construction of roads, highways, and flyovers. It undertakes diverse building projects, including commercial, institutional, industrial, and residential complexes, as well as specialized structures like airport hangers, hospitals, business centers, and various workshop and warehouse facilities. Furthermore, Ircon provides comprehensive electrification services, delivers turnkey solutions for signaling and communication projects, and supplies essential equipment such as workshop plant and machinery, high-speed lightweight passenger cars, and diesel-electric locomotives. The company also offers leasing and maintenance services for diesel locomotives.
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