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Trades about 1,999% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in New Delhi, India, in 1992, Urja Global Limited operates as a comprehensive provider of solar energy solutions. The company manages the entire lifecycle of solar projects across India, from initial design and consultation to integration, supply, installation, commissioning, and ongoing maintenance of both grid-connected and independent solar power facilities, as well as various distributed solar technologies. Its broad product portfolio includes diverse batteries suitable for solar applications, e-rickshaws, automotive needs, and inverters; solar inverters; an extensive selection of LED lighting products such as street, flood, and panel lights, in addition to LED bulbs and slim panel lights; photovoltaic (PV) modules; solar water heating systems; portable solar lanterns; solar power storage units; complete solar home lighting systems; and solar charge controllers. Furthermore, Urja Global Limited also supplies electric vehicles.
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