
Jupiter Wagons is an Indian Railways rolling stock component maker integrating wagons, bogies, castings, couplers, draft gears, and turnouts.
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The Jupiter Group brings to its business a range of competitive strengths.
One, India is the world’s fastest urbanizing country among large economies, making it imperative for the nation to re-align its urban transportation network with unprecedented speed to address growing needs.
Jupiter Group has a global partnership with many manufacturers in the world. It is also a wagon supplier all over the globe
Jupiter Group is a premier railway wagons supplier & components casting in India and counted as a most reputed railway supplier equipment across the world
Jupiter Wagons rises 7.58% to ₹343.40 per share following its subsidiary, Jupiter Tatravagonka Railwheel Factory, winning a major order from India’s Ministry of Railways. The deal involves the subsidiary’s railwheel manufacturing operations, though specifics of the contract remain undisclosed. The stock price jump reflects investor confidence in the subsidiary’s new business momentum.
Sep 2025business-standard.comNews article
Jupiter Wagons wins a **Rs 957 crore** contract from Indian Railways for railway wagon manufacturing. The West Bengal-based company produces wagons, containers, and commercial electric vehicles. The order follows its existing portfolio of railway infrastructure products.
Mar 2024The Economic TimesNews article
Jupiter Wagons Ltd. acquires a controlling stake in Stone India Ltd. for ₹20.61 crore after the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) approves its resolution plan under India’s Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (IBC). The transaction follows the tribunal’s validation of Jupiter Wagons’ bid to take over the insolvent company’s assets.
Jun 2023The HinduNews article
Jupiter Wagons Ltd (JWL) is reopening Stone India, a Kolkata-based engineering firm, within six months after completing a modernization program. The company invested Rs 25–30 crore in capital expenditures to upgrade facilities. The move aims to increase wagon production capacity.
May 2023ThePrintNews article