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Trades about 120% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 1958 and headquartered in Mumbai, India, Hind Rectifiers Limited operates globally, specializing in the complete lifecycle of power semiconductor devices, electronic power equipment, and railway transportation systems. The company delivers a wide range of advanced solutions, particularly for the rail sector, which encompass specialized traction and auxiliary transformers, IGBT-based propulsion systems, auxiliary converters, battery chargers, on-board DC rectifiers, traction motors, control panels, electrical switchboards, power supplies, safety and protection electronics, and HVAC systems for rolling stock. Additionally, Hind Rectifiers provides industrial solutions like electrostatic precipitators, power quality improvement systems, and various customized rectifiers for electrochemical applications. Beyond its product offerings, the company also furnishes essential services, including repair, maintenance, annual maintenance contracts (AMCs), installation (erectioning), and commissioning.
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