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Operating as an engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) specialist, Transrail Lighting Limited offers comprehensive services encompassing the design, production, inspection, erection, and delivery of galvanized steel components and electrical conductors. These solutions are vital for power transmission and distribution networks, both within India and across global markets. Beyond its core power sector activities, the firm undertakes civil engineering projects including tunnels, elevated roadways, and cooling structures. It further provides end-to-end services for poles and lighting – from manufacturing and supply to installation, testing, and operational handover. Additionally, its expertise extends to railway infrastructure, covering overhead electrification, signal and telecommunication systems, ground preparation, track laying, and various other integrated rail works. Its client base is diverse, comprising government agencies, public sector enterprises, and private corporations. Established in 1984 and headquartered in Mumbai, India, Transrail Lighting Limited functions as a subsidiary under the Ajanma Holdings Private Limited umbrella.
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