Hitachi’s energy story is one for the books. And India plays a pivotal role in it. Started in 1949, Hitachi Energy India Ltd. presently has over 7,300 employees across 19 factories in eight manufacturing locations. The company has been responsible for developing Scott Transformers in partnership with Indian Railways, which powers high-speed rail and over 90% of the metro rail systems in the country using this power automation technology. Headquartered in Bengaluru, the company operates as a subsidiary of Hitachi Energy Ltd., fully owned by Hitachi Ltd. since December 2022. It was formerly known as ABB Power Products and Systems India Ltd., rebranded in 2021 after evolving from a 2019 joint venture between Hitachi and ABB’s Power Grids.
The company has a comprehensive portfolio of products, solutions and services, including high-voltage direct current (HVDC) systems, transformers, substations, etc. Aligned with India’s net-zero goals, the company drives renewable energy projects, such as a 6,000 MW HVDC link from Rajasthan to Uttar Pradesh, capable of powering 60 million households.
According to the data, Hitachi Energy India Ltd. made a revenue of Rs 5,247 crore in 2024 with a profit margin of 164 crore. On 11th April 2025, the company’s stocks were trading at Rs 11,979.30 on NSE and 11,986.70 on BSE.
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