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Trades about 98% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
GE Vernova T&D India Limited, established in 1957 in Noida, India, and operating as a subsidiary of Grid Equipments Private Limited, specializes in building power transmission and distribution infrastructure domestically and internationally. The company offers a diverse range of equipment, including advanced power electronics like High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) and Flexible AC Transmission Systems (FACTS), as well as essential components such as power and instrument transformers, circuit breakers, gas-insulated and air-insulated substations, switchgear, substation automation equipment, capacitors, reactors, and control panels. Beyond hardware, it delivers comprehensive turnkey solutions for substation engineering and construction, consulting services, electrical balance of plant (BOP), high voltage substation projects, and critical maintenance and asset management support. The company also provides an extensive suite of digital software solutions encompassing energy management, microgrids, distributed energy resource management (DERMS), grid operations and optimization, advanced monitoring, diagnostics, and asset performance management. Furthermore, it integrates power electronics and smart grid solutions to enhance transmission and distribution, particularly for renewable energy integration. The company adopted its current name in October 2024, previously being known as GE T&D India Limited.
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