🟢 At a glance:
Servotech Power Systems just won a ₹336 crore contract from Indian Railways (Rangiya Division) for a 7.8 MW grid-connected rooftop solar project. The stock jumped, the board cheered, and the renewable energy PR machine kicked into gear. But is this truly a game-changer or just another EPC contract in a country with thousands?
🚄 The Order: Solar Panels for Trains, Tracks & Taxpayers
Who gave the order?
Rangiya Division of the Northeast Frontier Railway (Govt of India)
What’s in the deal?
- Design, supply, installation, testing & commissioning of 7.8MW rooftop solar panels
- Monocrystalline panels with inverters + remote monitoring system
- 5-year AMC (Annual Maintenance Contract) included
Contract value: ₹336 million (or ₹33.6 crore)
Execution timeline: 6 months
from Letter of Acceptance
Location impact: The Rangiya division covers key zones in Assam and Northeast — where rooftop solar is underpenetrated, but solar intensity is strong.
🔧 What Does Servotech Actually Do?
⚡ Servotech Renewable Power Systems (formerly Servotech Power Systems Ltd) is in the business of solar energy solutions, EV chargers, and LED lighting.
- Strong presence in solar EPC (engineering, procurement, construction)
- Supplies inverters, lithium batteries, and solar equipment
- Also entered EV charging stations via Servotech EV Infra Pvt Ltd
But let’s be real — like most midcap renewable stocks, it survives on government
