11 November 2026
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BEML Secures ₹414 Crore Order from BMRCL to Supply Additional Trainsets for Bangalore Metro Rail Phase II

The public sector company strengthens its urban mobility portfolio with new trainset supply under Bangalore Metro Rail Phase II, supporting India’s expanding metro infrastructure.
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Bangalore: BEML Limited, a leading public sector company, has received an additional order worth ₹414 crore from Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) for the supply of trainsets under Phase II of the Bangalore Metro Rail Project. This new order is part of BEML’s ongoing contracts for metro rail supply and strengthens the company’s presence in India’s rapidly growing urban mobility sector.

Order Received in Normal Course of Business

The company informed both the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and BSE Limited under Regulation 30 of SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015, confirming that the order was received in the normal course of business. This underscores BEML’s steady engagement with urban infrastructure projects across India.

Read also: BEML Wins Two Major Awards at National Economic Growth Summit 2025 for Leadership and Brand Excellence

Corporate Confirmation

Urmi Chaudhury, Company Secretary and Compliance Officer of BEML, confirmed the receipt of the order from the corporate office in Bangalore. She emphasized that the contract reinforces BEML’s commitment to providing reliable metro rail solutions and supports the government’s initiatives to expand sustainable and efficient urban transport networks.

Boosting Urban Mobility Portfolio

With this order, BEML further consolidates its portfolio in urban mobility solutions, highlighting its continued contribution to India’s metro rail infrastructure development. The additional trainsets are expected to improve operational efficiency and commuter capacity for the Bangalore Metro, one of India’s largest urban rail networks.

About BEML Limited

BEML Limited is a public sector undertaking under the Ministry of Defence and Ministry of Railways, specializing in manufacturing defense equipment, rail coaches, metro trains, and mining and construction equipment. Established in 1964, BEML has played a pivotal role in supporting India’s infrastructure and defense sectors. The company is recognized for its quality products and innovative solutions in rail, metro, defense, and heavy equipment segments, contributing to the modernization of India’s industrial and urban transport capabilities.

Read also: BEML, DMRC, APMB, and UTIPL Join Forces to Launch Real-Time Automatic Cargo Evacuation System at Machilipatnam Port


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