Railways in India 2020

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Analysis and Insights; Projections and Opportunities

Research Report Data-set (Excel) 52 Weekly Newsletters 11 Monthly Updates

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Report Summary and Key Insights

z The railway sector has been on a high growth trajectory for the past few years. While the pace of infrastructure creation has been at an all-time high, new and innovative ways to improve operational efficiency and passenger experience are also being explored. From the introduction of high-speed trains to modernisation of railway stations, the sector has been abuzz with activity.

z Passenger safety and comfort is being accorded the highest priority with the provision of new technologies, systems and amenities. Digital transformation of railways has been on IR's priority list for a long time. Also, a number of initiatives are being taken to improve the share of revenue from the freight business.

z IR has set massive network expansion and decongestion targets for the next four to five years. It plans to undertake over 17,000 km of new line, doubling and gauge conversion works by 2024. Besides, it plans to electrify at least 28,000 rkm of railway network by 2022.

z Rolling stock continues to be a major thrust area for IR. Advanced trains with better passenger amenities such as Humsafar Express, Antyodaya and coaches such as Deen Dayalu, Anubhuti, Vistadome and Uttam have been introduced.

z The national transporter aims to become a net zero carbon emitter by 2030 as part of the country's strategy to combat climate change. In this regard, it has planned to source about 1,000 MW of solar power and about 200 MW of wind power progressively by 2021-22 across zonal railways and production units.

z IR's operating ratios have shown a mixed trend. The high financial burden on IR could be attributed to its traditional policy of cross-subsidisation of passenger fares with freight rates.

z To meet the growing investment requirements, there is increased focus on mobilising new funding sources. IR has successfully completed initial public offerings of RITES Limited, IRCON Limited, IRCTC and RVNL. Other options being explored include advertisements, commercial exploitation of vacant land and providing space rights over station buildings, institutional financing, and land monetisation along tracks.

z Further, IR plans to use PPPs for faster development and completion of tracks, rolling-stock manufacturing, and delivery of passenger and freight services.

z Going forward, the industry can expect new business opportunities, particularly in light of the recent announcement to invest about Rs 50 trillion in network expansion and decongestion works (between 2018 and 2030) and the government's Make in India mandate. Based on the projects tracked by India Infrastructure Research, the railways sector offers a lucrative pipeline of 925 projects involving a cumulative investment of more than Rs 20 trillion. Mega projects such as newly announced DFC, HSR, RRTS corridors and station redevelopment projects are expected to accelerate construction activity in the sector.

z For the successful and timely execution of projects, policymakers need to address the challenges that can slow down the execution of projects such as procedural delays, contractual issues, financial instability, and geological complexities. While the government's vision is to involve private players in the sector, this will happen only when policy execution ensures a level Playing field. Railways in India 2020 Table of Contents

The report will provide you the following:

A comprehensive assessment of sector trends and developments Market presence of major contractors and developers in the sector Update on mega projects such as DFC, HSR, station Targets and achievements in terms of network expansion and decongestion redevelopment, RRTS, etc. Investment requirements for the next five years Advancements in rolling stock, tracks and signalling systems Projects in the pipeline, upcoming tenders and opportunities

Key Insights and Takeaways SECTION II: IR's OPERATIONAL AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

SECTION I: MARKET ANALYSIS, PROJECT PIPELINE AND OUTLOOK 5. Financial Performance and New Funding Strategies Trends in Capital Expenditure 1. Sector Overview Trends in Operating Ratio Network Size and Growth Revenue Trends Trends in Traffic and Earnings Modal Share of Railways Cost Trends Key Sector Trends Revenue Surplus Financing and PPP Experience New Funding/Revenue Sources Targets and Achievements Potential for PPPs Investment Requirements Issues and Challenges Issues and Challenges Sector Outlook 6. Key Efficiency Indicators Efficiency Indicators for Freight Operations 2. IR/MoR Initiatives and Recent Developments - NTKM Per Wagon Per Day Highlights of Union Budget 2020-21 New Announcements - Wagon km Per Wagon Per Day Freight Segment Initiatives - Freight Train Engine km Passenger Segment Initiatives - Average Net Load of Freight Trains 100-day Action Plan Achievements - Wagon Turn around Time New Initiatives under Make in India - Average Load Per Wagon Digital Initiatives - Ineffective Percentage of Rolling Stock Recent IPO Issuances Passenger km Per Route km Key Commissioned Projects Line Capacity and Utilisation Key Projects Announced Staff Utilisation Indicators New Trains and Coaches New Safety Measures Others 7. Freight Traffic and Earnings Analysis and Future Outlook Key trends (2014-15 to 2018-19) 3. Future Outlook and Projections (till 2024-225) - Freight Traffic Trends Growth Drivers - Freight Earning Trends Passenger Traffic Projections (till 2025) Monthly Traffic and Earning Trends in 2019-20 Freight Traffic Projections (till 2025) Initiatives for Improving Freight Traffic Mega/Big Ticket Projects under Construction Freight Traffic Projections Upcoming Contracts and Tenders Segment Outlook Investment Requirements (Medium-term and Long-term) Outlook for the Next Five Years (till 2024-25) 8. Commodity-WWise Freight Traffic Trends 4. Project Pipeline and Market Opportunities Commodity-wise Trends in Freight Traffic and Earnings (2014-15 to 2018-19) Project Pipeline Analysis - Coal - By Stage of Development - RMSP - By Type of Project - Cement - By Zone - Foodgrains - By Completion Period - Steel Opportunity by Stakeholder - Iron Ore - EPC Contractors - Developers - Fertilisers - Technology Providers - Mineral Oil - Equipment and Material Suppliers - Container service Expected Network Addition - Balance goods Top Upcoming Projects (in terms of investment) Comparative Performance of Commodities in 2019-20 Railways in India 2020 Table of Contents

9. Passenger Traffic and Earnings Analysis and Future Outlook Progress under Key Schemes/Programmes Key trends (2014-15 to 2018-19) - Station Redevelopment by IRSDC - Passenger Traffic Trends - Facility Management by IRSDC - Passenger Earning Trends - Station Redevelopment by Zonal Railways Monthly Traffic and Earning Trends in 2019-20 - Station Redevelopment by RLDA Suburban and Non-Suburban Traffic and Earnings Analysis - Station Redevelopment along with State Governments Class-wise Traffic and Earnings Analysis - Adarsh Station Scheme and Passenger Funding Amenities Initiatives for Improving Passenger Amenities Other Schemes and Recent Developments Passenger Traffic Projections Key Issues and Challenges Segment Outlook Entailed Investment and Expected Revenue Generation Upcoming Opportunities 10. Zone-wwise Performance Analysis: Traffic and Earnings Trends Expected Timelines Traffic Trends - Growth in the Past Five Years (2014-15 to 2018-19) 14. Regional Rapid Transit Systems - Monthly Traffic in 2019-20 Key RRTS Projects Earning Trends Progress So Far and Key Milestones - Growth in the Past Five Years (2014-15 to 2018-19) - Delhi-Meerut - Monthly Traffic in 2019-20 - Delhi-Panipat Key Efficiency Indicators - Delhi-SNB Complex Network Expansion Plans (2019-20) New Announcements and Recent Developments Key Ongoing Projects Key Issues and Challenges Upcoming Contracts and Tenders Investment Requirements Investment Requirements Upcoming Contracts and Tenders

SECTION III: FOCUS ON MEGA PROJECTS: TARGETS, ACHIEVEMENTS AND NEW 15. New Suburban Rail Systems OPPORTUNITIES Key Upcoming Projects and Progress So Far - Bengaluru Suburban Rail System 11. Dedicated Freight Corridor - Mumbai Urban Transport Project Phases 3 and 3A Corridor Routes Key Issues and Challenges Progress So Far New Announcements and Recent Developments Project Funding Investment Requirements and Project Timelines Trend in Expenditure Upcoming Contracts and Tenders Targets and Timelines Upcoming Corridors and Opportunities SECTION IV: SEGMENT ANALYSIS: ROLLING STOCK Opportunity for the Industry Upcoming Contracts and Tenders 16. IR's Fleet Size and Future Production Plans Future Investment Requirements Trends in Production of Coaches: Growth in the Past Five Years Net Holding of Diesel and Electric Locomotives 12. High Speed Rail Net Addition of Wagons HSR Corridors Production Target and Achievements (2014-15 to 2018-19) Progress So Far Future Production Targets - Mumbai-Ahmedabad Zone-wise Planned Expenditure on Rolling Stock - Diamond Quadrilateral - Delhi-Amritsar, Chennai-Mysore 17. Production Capacity and Expansion Plans - Smaller Route High Speed Rail Corridors Existing Production Capacity Key Initiatives under Mission Raftaar Production of LHB Coaches Identified Semi-HSR Corridors New Coaches and Trains Recent Developments New Components and Innovations in Design Key Issues and Challenges Initiatives under Make in India Implementation Options Upcoming Production Units Investment Requirements Upcoming Opportunities SECTION V: SEGMENT ANALYSIS: CONSTRUCTION Expected Timelines

18. Tracks: Current Network and Expansion Plans 13. Station Infrastructure Development Size and Growth Current Infrastructure Network Expansion Targets versus Achievements Key Focus Points of Station Redevelopment Projects Track Electrification PPP Experience in Station Redevelopment Track Renewal and Repair Current Models of Station Redevelopment Recently Completed Projects Overall Key Milestones Recently Awarded Contracts Release Date: February 3, 2020 | No. of slides: 443 Railways in India 2020

Key Ongoing Projects SECTION VII: PROFILE OF RAILWAY PSUs Upcoming Tenders and Contracts Network Expansion Plans 24. Key Railway PSUs Braithwaite & Company Limited 19. Bridges Container Corporation of India Limited Growth in Number of Rail Bridges Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India Limited ROBs/RUBs Sanctioned High Speed Rail Corporation of India Limited ROBs/RUBs under Setu Bharatam Indian Port Rail Corporation Limited Technology and Design Trends Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation Limited Key Bridge Projects Indian Railway Finance Corporation Limited Key Ongoing Projects Ircon International Limited Key Upcoming Projects Konkan Railway Corporation Limited Segment Outlook Mumbai Railway Vikas Corporation Limited National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited Pipavav Railway Corporation Limited 20. Rail Tunnels Rail India Technical and Economic Services Limited Size and Growth Rail Land Development Authority Techniques for Tunnel Construction RailTel Corporation of India Limited Key Completed Projects Rail Vikas Nigam Limited Key Ongoing Projects Key Upcoming Projects The dataset covers the following: Upcoming Contracts and Tenders Mastersheet of Key Upcoming Projects Key Issues and Challenges Zone-wise Expenditure in 2019-20 Tracks SECTION VI: NEW FOCUS AREAS: KEY INITIATIVES AND FUTURE PLANS Signalling and Telecommunication Traction Distribution Works 21. Safety Electrification Current Safety Scenario Dedicated Freight Corridors (DFCs) - Trends in Train Accidents High Speed Rail (HSR) Projects - Derailment Suburban Rail Projects - Consequential Accidents - by Zonal Railways Rapid Regional Transit Systems Expenditure Trends Station Redevelopment Projects Rashtriya Rail Sanraksha Kosh Rail Tunnel Projects Key Budget Announcements Key PPP Projects Government Initiatives Issues and Challenges Future Plans and Investments Monthly Updates 22. Energy Requirements and Renewable Energy Potential The 11 monthly updates will comprise 16-24 pages on: Electricity Consumption and Expenditure - Analysis of Traffic and Earnings IR's Targets Under Mission 41K - Performance of Production Units Mission Electrification - Key Efficiency Indicators Initiatives to Reduce Traction and Non-Traction Consumption - Project Update Transmission Network - Upcoming Tenders New Captive Power Plants Current Renewable Capacity (Solar & Wind) - New Project Announcements (New Lines, DFC, High-Speed Rail, Key Ongoing Projects RRTS, Station Redevelopment, Port-rail Connectivity, etc.) Upcoming Tenders and Contractors - Key Data and Statistics Other Key Initiatives and Developments Issues and Challenges Weekly Newsletters Upcoming Opportunities The 52 weekly newsletters will comprise 4-6 pages. It will cover news developments in the railways sector relating to: 23. Signalling and Telecommunication Systems - Policy Announcements Current Infrastructure and Practices - Government Initiatives Recent Initiatives and Developments - Project Completions/Awards/Announcements Technology Trends and Advancements - Update on Key Programmes Initiatives under Make in India Market Opportunities - Key Financings Expenditure Trends - Etc. Investment Plans and Requirements ORDER FORM on Signature Price Rs 19,800 Rs 29,700 Rs 110,000 Rs 129,800 Rs 165,000 Rs 194,700 www.indiainfrastructure.com ” . d t L

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