What Starv Outreach has secured at Jamnagar
Starv Outreach Private Limited has won a five-year digital advertising contract at Jamnagar railway station in Gujarat. The contract was signed on November 2, 2026, under Western Railway's Rajkot Division, following the Indian Railways e-Auction process, and it runs from January 1, 2027, to December 31, 2031.
The agreement gives the Ghaziabad-based company advertising rights to 28 digital LED screens, each measuring 51 inches, at designated passenger locations inside the station. In practical terms, Starv Outreach will install and operate the screens and sell that space to brands as digital out-of-home, or DOOH, inventory.
Why Jamnagar is on the transit media map
Jamnagar is an industrial and commercial centre in Gujarat, with a strong presence in petroleum refining, petrochemicals and brass manufacturing. Its railway station handles a mix of business travellers, local commuters and tourists, which the announcement frames as relevant for brands in banking, retail, tourism, government and corporate services.
That mix is the case for buying the space. Digital screens let advertisers rotate or time creative rather than commit to a single printed panel for months, though the announcement does not spell out the formats, loop lengths or pricing Starv Outreach will offer.
The contract also adds to Starv Outreach's railway digital advertising portfolio. The company has cited work at Ayodhya Dham Junction as part of its experience in this segment, a company claim rather than an independently verified record.
