Rahee Group has outlined an ambitious multi-year investment roadmap to expand its operational footprint while significantly strengthening its manufacturing capabilities—an approach closely aligned with the evolving demands of India’s railway and urban transit ecosystem.
Marking a key milestone in this journey, the Group is expanding its presence in Odisha with the launch of a new Track Component Casting Unit. The groundbreaking ceremony, held on 8th April 2026, was graced by the Chief Minister of Odisha, Mohan Charan Majhi. This development reinforces Rahee Group’s commitment to building advanced, indigenous manufacturing capabilities that support India’s rapidly modernising rail infrastructure.
At the core of the Group’s strategy is Rahee Infratech Ltd, its flagship EPC and civil infrastructure arm, which has evolved over decades into a specialist in delivering complex projects across track systems, bridges, viaducts, and ballastless infrastructure in challenging environments.
Complementing this execution strength is its wholly owned manufacturing subsidiary, Rahee Track Technologies Ltd, which is spearheading a major capacity expansion. The company is establishing a Rs 200 crore, state-of-the-art foundry in Odisha. This facility will produce high-grade cast manganese and specialised steel components, strengthening backward integration while enhancing control over quality, technology, and supply chains.
In parallel, Rahee Infratech will continue to invest in its project execution capabilities, with a planned annual capital expenditure of Rs 60–70 crore over the same period. Together, these initiatives reflect a balanced growth model—integrating robust EPC delivery with advanced manufacturing.
According to Rahul Khaitan, Executive Director – Rahee Infratech Limited & Director – Rahee Track Technologies Pvt Ltd, these investments are designed to scale capacity, broaden the product portfolio, and align with the increasing demand for modern railway infrastructure solutions.
The timing of this expansion is significant. Indian Railways is currently undertaking one of the world’s largest modernisation programmes, while metro rail networks continue to expand across multiple cities. This is expected to drive sustained demand for technologically advanced, high-performance track systems.
Khaitan further highlighted India’s emergence as a competitive global manufacturing hub, noting the shift from “Make in India” to “Make for the World” as a defining industry trend.
Proud to be part of India’s next chapter of progress, Rahee Group remains committed to supporting the evolving needs of a fast-growing railway network—strengthening the backbone of mobility that powers a forward-moving nation. With a continued focus on excellence, safety, and innovation, the Group’s efforts align with a larger vision of seamless, future-ready connectivity.
With a combined turnover of approximately Rs 1,800 crore, the Group is targeting a standalone revenue milestone of Rs 2,000 crore—signalling its continued transition into a future-ready, integrated infrastructure and manufacturing enterprise.