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Trades about 83% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Siemens Energy India Ltd. operates within the energy industry, providing a broad spectrum of products and services. Its offerings include a variety of electrical equipment such as air and gas insulated switchgears, bushings, instrument transformers, coils, and different types of power, reactor, and traction transformers. The company also supplies key power generation components, including gas and steam turbines, hydrogen-powered hybrid energy systems, and general power generators. Furthermore, Siemens Energy India delivers comprehensive project services, covering engineering, procurement, and construction. They also specialize in operation and maintenance, facility modernization and upgrades, plant flexibility optimization, advanced control and digitalization solutions, and expert professional consulting. Founded in 1922, the company is headquartered in Mumbai, India.
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