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Railway-linked stocks including IRFC and RVNL slipped up to 3% on Monday as investors booked profits after five straight sessions of sharp gains, even as the sector remains in focus following a recent passenger fare hike and rising expectations from the Union Budget 2026–27.
After a heady rally in 2024, several investor favourites that were once dubbed “multibaggers” turned out to be major disappointments in 2025. A common trait among these stocks was the elevated valuations they carried into the year. With performance expectations sky-high and room for error limited, any earnings miss was met with sharp price corrections.According to Trendlyne data, all the top 10 underperformers of 2025 had valuation scores below 25 in 2024, placing them in the expensive/bad category. As growth began to normalise and operating metrics softened, stretched valuations triggered steep stock declines, with some names falling over 40% in a year. Former multibaggers turn sour in 2025
RVNL, IRFC Share Price: Railway stocks including RVNL, IRFC, IRCTC, and Jupiter Wagons surged up to 10% on Friday as new passenger fares came into effect, marking the second hike this year and boosting investor sentiment ahead of the Union Budget 2026-27.
Railway stocks are back in focus as RVNL, IRCTC, Jupiter Wagons and other rail-linked names rally ahead of the Union Budget 2026. Investors are eyeing potential increases in railway allocations, but analysts caution that pre-Budget spikes may be short-lived without sustained fundamentals.
Railway stocks extended their rebound on Tuesday, with Jupiter Wagons, IRCTC and RailTel gaining as investors reposition ahead of Union Budget 2026. The rally builds on stock-specific triggers and renewed capex hopes, even as the sector remains scarred by steep losses through much of 2025.
