Hitachi Energy India has reached a historic milestone, with its stock smashing all past records to hit ₹22,770. This surge is powered by extraordinary earnings, bullish investor sentiment, and India's growing energy transition wave—making it the hottest stock in the heavy electrical equipment sector right now.
Why the Stock is Soaring?
Hitachi Energy India’s price jump is mainly due to remarkable financial results. The company reported a 406% YoY jump in quarterly net profit to ₹264 crore, with revenue up 18% to ₹1,760 crore. Order wins in strategic and high-value projects, especially in renewable energy, grid automation, and transmission, have strengthened revenue visibility. Government-backed initiatives and the Indian grid’s modernization are also major tailwinds.
Founded as ABB Power Products and Systems India Ltd, Hitachi Energy India became part of the Hitachi Group in 2020, bringing together Japanese quality and European innovation. N Venu, the MD & CEO, has led the company since 2019, steering it through the India listing and multiple landmark projects such as the Raigarh-Pugalur HVDC link. The company is now a leader in India’s smart energy revolution, with a seven-decade engineering legacy.
Long-term Predictions: What’s Next?Market experts see strong fundamentals fueling further growth:
2026: Projected range ₹28,000–₹30,000 as the company maintains momentum and India's green energy push intensifies.
2030: Estimates vary from ₹40,000–₹50,000 amid national grid expansion and new tech adoption.
2035: Bullish forecasts touch ₹65,000+ if renewables and exports scale significantly.
2040: Visionary targets see ₹90,000 or more if Hitachi Energy leads in global energy tech, backed by innovation and infrastructure wins.
