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Hiliks Technologies wins ₹95.51 crore rail order (2026)

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Hiliks Technologies order win puts stock in focus on June 19

Hiliks Technologies shares are expected to be in focus on June 19 after the company disclosed a fresh order win worth ₹95.51 crore. The update came through a regulatory filing made on Thursday, June 18, 2026. The order strengthens the company’s presence in railway signalling and telecommunications, a segment seeing increased project activity due to track expansion and safety upgrades.

The subcontract also takes Hiliks Technologies’ total pending order book to ₹165 crore, according to the filing. For investors tracking smaller railway and infrastructure-linked companies, order inflows are often judged not only by size but also by execution timelines and visibility of revenue recognition. In this case, Hiliks has indicated a 24-month execution period from the project commencement date.

What Hiliks Technologies has won

Hiliks Technologies said it received a subcontract from KMC Constructions Limited. The work relates to signalling and telecommunication activities connected with the doubling of the railway track between Akanapet Junction and Medchal stations. The scope includes implementation of the Kavach safety system on the South Central Railway network in Telangana.

The company disclosed that the subcontract is valued at ₹95.51 crore. It also stated that the awarding entity is a domestic organisation. The project is scheduled to be executed within 24 months from the commencement date.

Kavach implementation: why it is highlighted

A key element in the disclosed scope is the Kavach safety system. The filing and accompanying details point to Kavach as part of the implementation plan for the South Central Railway network in Telangana.

While the announcement does not quantify how much of the subcontract value is attributable specifically to Kavach, the inclusion matters because it signals capability in a priority rail safety initiative. For companies in signalling and telecom works, such projects typically require compliance, specialised engineering, and coordination with railway approvals and timelines.

Approvals and timeline disclosed

Hiliks Technologies indicated that approval from South Central Railway for the subcontract was received on June 17, 2026. This provides a key milestone that the project can proceed under the stated scope.

Separately, the company disclosure also mentions that the subcontract agreement was signed on March 13, 2026. Execution, however, is tied to the commencement date, with a stated completion schedule of 24 months.

Order book rises to ₹165 crore

With the ₹95.51 crore subcontract added, Hiliks Technologies said its cumulative pending order value stands at ₹165 crore as of June 18, 2026. The order book figure is central to the near-term narrative because it provides a clearer view of the company’s revenue pipeline over the execution period.

The company also noted this is its second order win in June, indicating a busy month for project additions in the same line of business. Investors typically look for subsequent disclosures that track project progress, billing milestones, and any changes in timelines.

Second order win in June: Railone Projects subcontract

Earlier in June, Hiliks Technologies announced another subcontract win from Railone Projects Private Limited. That order, disclosed on June 11, 2026, was valued at ₹37.75 crore.

The Railone order is also for signalling and telecommunication works, linked to the Motumari–Vishnupuram railway doubling project across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. In that disclosure, the execution period was stated as 18 months.

In its June 18 disclosure on the KMC Constructions subcontract, Hiliks Technologies clarified that neither its promoters nor any promoter-group entities have any interest in the awarding entity.

The company also stated that the transaction does not fall under the category of related-party transactions. Such clarifications matter for investors because they address governance concerns upfront, especially when subcontracting structures are involved.

Stock performance: rebound, but well below the peak

The company’s shares have rebounded in recent months, rising from ₹39.30 to around ₹54, a gain of 37.4%, as cited in the report. However, the stock remains significantly below its recent peak of ₹122.70 and is down nearly 56% from its all-time high at current levels.

The immediate market reaction after the order announcement was described as muted. As of 4:01 pm on June 18, 2026, Hiliks Technologies shares were at ₹53.99, slightly below the previous closing price of ₹54.00.

Longer-term performance numbers shared alongside the update remain strong: the stock is up more than 560% over the past three years and over 320% in the last five years. The rally was supported by gains of 414% in 2023 and 238% in 2024.

Financial snapshot and shareholding data mentioned

The report also referenced FY26 financial performance: Hiliks Technologies reported an 81% increase in net profit to ₹0.84 crore, supported by a 324% rise in revenue to ₹29.59 crore. These figures were presented alongside the order update as part of the broader company snapshot.

Shareholding data cited from BSE indicated that public shareholders held nearly 95% of the company’s equity as of the March 2026 quarter. The company also had a scheduled board meeting on May 30, 2026, to consider and approve audited standalone and consolidated financial results for Q4 and the full year ended March 31, 2026.

Key facts at a glance

ItemDetails (as disclosed)
New subcontract value₹95.51 crore
Awarding entityKMC Constructions Limited
Project scopeSignalling and telecommunication works; Kavach implementation
Location / networkSouth Central Railway network, Telangana
SectionAkanapet Junction to Medchal (track doubling)
Approval date mentionedJune 17, 2026 (South Central Railway approval)
Execution timeline24 months from commencement
Total pending order book after win₹165 crore
Earlier June order₹37.75 crore from Railone Projects Private Limited
Stock level cited after disclosure₹53.99 at 4:01 pm on June 18, 2026

Timeline: June 2026 order announcements

DateCounterpartyOrder valueExecution periodProject
June 11, 2026Railone Projects Private Limited₹37.75 crore18 monthsMotumari–Vishnupuram doubling (Telangana and Andhra Pradesh)
June 18, 2026KMC Constructions Limited₹95.51 crore24 monthsAkanapet Junction–Medchal doubling; Kavach (Telangana)

Market impact and what investors may track next

The additional ₹95.51 crore subcontract materially increases Hiliks Technologies’ backlog to ₹165 crore, improving visibility on project-linked revenue over the stated 24-month period. At the same time, the subdued immediate price movement suggests investors may be waiting for clearer indicators on execution schedules, billing milestones, and margin contribution.

The next set of checkpoints, based on what the company has already disclosed, is progress updates through subsequent quarterly results and any execution milestone announcements. For a business where order wins are only the starting point, timely completion within the disclosed timeframe will remain the key variable investors track.

Frequently Asked Questions

Hiliks Technologies disclosed a subcontract worth ₹95.51 crore from KMC Constructions for railway signalling and telecommunication works in Telangana.
The scope includes signalling and telecommunication works for track doubling between Akanapet Junction and Medchal stations, including implementation of the Kavach safety system.
After adding the ₹95.51 crore subcontract, the company said its cumulative pending order book stands at ₹165 crore as of June 18, 2026.
Yes. On June 11, 2026, Hiliks Technologies announced a ₹37.75 crore subcontract from Railone Projects Private Limited for a railway doubling project across Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
The report described the reaction as muted, with the shares at ₹53.99 at 4:01 pm on June 18, 2026, slightly below the previous close of ₹54.00.

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