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Hitachi Energy to invest Rs 20 billion in India over 4-5 years

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Hitachi Energy plans to invest Rs 20 billion in India over the next four to five years to expand its transformer capacity, talent base, and portfolio. 

The investment will focus on large and small power transformers, dry and traction transformers, and insulation and components. It will also strengthen the company’s high voltage direct current (HVDC) capacity and enhance its network control solutions for industries, utilities, and transportation sectors.

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