June 26, 2025: Texmaco Rail Share Price, a prominent player in the railway wagons and wans sector classified as a Smallcap on the BSE, closed today at ₹186, marking a 4.52% increase for the day. The stock fluctuated between a low of ₹184 and a high of ₹189 during intraday trading.
Over the last 52 weeks, the stock has experienced a low of ₹115.1 and a high of ₹296.6, showing significant volatility. In terms of recent performance, Texmaco Rail has delivered a solid 8.92% return in the past month and an impressive 23.54% gain over the last three months.
Technical Insights
Technical analysis reveals the stock’s daily pivot at 171.97, with resistance levels at 176.68 (R1), 179.92 (R2), and 184.63 (R3). Support levels stand at 168.73 (S1), 164.02 (S2), and 160.78 (S3).
Examining moving averages, the 5-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) is at 163.67 while the Exponential Moving Average (EMA) is slightly higher at 167.18. For the 10-day period, SMA and EMA are at 168.72 and 166.6, respectively. Over longer periods, the 50-day SMA is 152.94, and EMA is 158.95; the 100-day SMA and EMA are 150.1 and 160.76. The 200-day averages show the SMA at 179.57 and the EMA at 170.39, illustrating the stock’s movement over different time frames.
Sector Performance and Competitor Comparison
Texmaco Rail & Engineering’s sector rivals also display varied performances. For example, Titagarh Rail Systems reported a weekly gain of 10.08%, a modest monthly return of 1.63%, and a solid three-month growth of 15.12%. However, the company has faced challenges with a six-month decline of -21.21% and a one-year drop of -47.7%. Despite these setbacks, its long-term gains are substantial, boasting 830.15% growth over three years and an impressive 2510.45% over five years.
Texmaco’s long-term figures show a six-month decline of -14.03% and a one-year loss of -21.53%, but a remarkable 330.93% growth over three years and 607.48% over five years.
Outlook
Investors eyeing Texmaco Rail & Engineering may consider the stock’s strong short- and medium-term performance, bolstered by technical signals indicating upward momentum. However, longer-term volatility in the sector and competition from players like Titagarh Rail Systems suggest cautious optimism.