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IRFC Share Price: The shares of IRFC, RVNL, Ircon International, and other railway stocks were trading in positive territory in early trade on Monday amid heavy buying interest from investors. In may so far, the multibagger railway stocks have picked up the momentum once again, surging up to 30% this month so far.  The recent rally in the railway stocks was buoyed by frsh orders flow and renewed investor interest. 

IRFC Share Price: IRFC shares rose over 4% in early trade. At around 10:40 am, the shares were trading at Rs 141.27, up 1.92% against previous day's closing price. The railway stock opened at Rs 140 and rose to hit an intraday high at Rs 143.61 per share on NSE (Till the time of writing).

Titagarh Rail Share Price: The shares of Titagarh Rail Systems rose over 6% in early trade on Monday. At around 10:48 Am, the stock was trading at Rs 967.95, up 5.98% against previous day's closing value. The scrip opened at Rs 924.90  on NSE and rose to hit intraday high at Rs 974.35. 

RVNL Share Price: The shares of Rail Vikas Nigam Limited soared over 5% in the morning trade on Monday May 19. At around 10:55 am, the shares of railway company were trading at Rs 432.40, up 5.57% against previous day's closing price.

Railtel Share Price: The shares of Railtel Corporation Limited surged over 4% in the morning trade on Monday May 19. At around 10:58 am, the shares of railway company were trading at Rs 396.95, up 3.51% against the previous day's closing price. The railway stock started today's trade at Rs 384.80 and jumped up to hit intraday high at Rs 402.40 on NSE.

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Railway Stocks Soar High In May 2025

May saw significant increases in railway PSU stocks, with RailTel leading the way with a nearly 35% increase, its highest level since January 2024, following its successful bid for a Rs 227.5 million order from North Central Railway. By guidance, the company reported a March-quarter net profit of Rs 113.4 crore, up from Rs 77.5 crore in the same period last year, and achieved FY25 profit growth of 27.6%.

Consistent order wins, including a Rs 116 crore contract from Central Railway, propelled RVNL's 20% increase. After being approved to raise Rs 100 billion through deep-discount bonds and becoming the lowest bidder for a Rs 50 billion loan to NTPC, IRFC saw a 15% gain. Its Q4 profit decreased from Rs 6,723 crore to Rs 1,682 crore.

BEML and IRCTC, two other railway PSUs, also saw increases of 16% and 8%, respectively.

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