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Trades about 16% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Headquartered in Bengaluru, India, Triveni Turbine Limited, founded in 1995, operates with its subsidiaries to develop and supply power generation machinery and comprehensive solutions. The company's product portfolio includes a range of steam turbines such as back-pressure, condensing, American Petroleum Institute (API) compliant, and modular pressure-reducing models, alongside crucial spare parts. Triveni Turbine also delivers an extensive array of services for steam turbines, encompassing predictive and preventive maintenance, long-term support agreements, troubleshooting, health assessments, automation enhancements, upgrades, modifications, plant balancing, turnkey solutions, operational management, high-speed balancing, remote monitoring, diagnostics, and training programs. It also trades steam turbines and components. These turbines are integral to various power applications, including co-generation, combined heat and power, waste-to-energy initiatives, and both captive and independent power generation. The company caters to a wide spectrum of industries globally through its export activities, serving sectors like cement, chemicals, food and beverage, oil and gas, pulp and paper, steel, sugar, and textiles, as well as independent power producers utilizing municipal solid waste, biomass, and barge-mounted setups.
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