Hitachi Energy India Limited has submitted its mandatory compliance certificate to stock exchanges for the quarter ended March 31, 2026, fulfilling regulatory requirements under SEBI depositories regulations.

Regulatory Compliance Filing

The company filed its compliance certificate under Regulation 74(5) of the SEBI (Depositories and Participants) Regulations, 2018 on April 16, 2026. The certificate was submitted to both BSE Limited and National Stock Exchange of India Limited through official communications from the company's General Counsel and Company Secretary, Poovanna Ammatanda.

Registrar Certification

KFin Technologies Limited, serving as the company's Registrar and Share Transfer Agent, issued the compliance certificates on April 4, 2026. The certificates were signed by C Shobha Anand, Vice President of KFin Technologies Limited, and submitted to both National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) and Central Depository Services (India) Limited (CDSL).

The registrar certified that details of securities dematerialized and rematerialized during the quarter ended March 31, 2026 have been furnished to all stock exchanges where Hitachi Energy India Limited's shares are listed, as required under the SEBI regulations.

Corporate Information

Hitachi Energy India Limited operates from its registered and corporate office located at 8th Floor, Brigade Opus, 70/401, Kodigehalli Main Road, Bengaluru - 560 092. The company maintains investor relations through dedicated communication channels and continues to ensure compliance with all regulatory requirements.

This compliance filing represents the company's commitment to maintaining transparency and adhering to regulatory frameworks governing listed entities in India.

Hitachi Energy India Limited has announced the successful commissioning of one of the world's largest high-voltage direct current (HVDC) city center infeed in Mumbai, marking a significant milestone in urban power transmission infrastructure. The project, developed in partnership with Adani Energy Solutions Ltd. (AESL), delivers 1,000 megawatts (MW) of reliable power directly into one of the world's most densely populated megacities, serving over 20 million people.

Project Specifications and Impact

The new HVDC link represents a substantial enhancement to Mumbai's power infrastructure, increasing electricity supply from external sources by 50 percent. The Kudus-Aarey connection significantly strengthens the city's transmission capabilities and marks the most significant grid modernization initiative in nearly 25 years.

Advanced Technology Implementation

The project utilizes Hitachi Energy's Voltage Source Converter (VSC) HVDC technology, which provides precise control of power flow, improved voltage stability, and enhanced grid reliability. The converter station features an extremely compact footprint designed specifically for Mumbai's urban constraints, combining overhead lines and underground HVDC cables in its configuration.

The space-saving design freed approximately 2 square kilometers of urban territory, equivalent to approximately 280 football fields or more than 100 cricket fields. This innovative approach addresses the critical challenge of delivering major transmission infrastructure within tight urban constraints while accommodating Mumbai's monsoon seasons.

Strategic Partnerships and Execution

Kandarp Patel, CEO of Adani Energy Solutions Ltd., emphasized the project's role as "a critical enabler of the Mumbai Climate Action Plan, strengthening the city's ability to integrate renewable energy and build a more resilient, future-ready grid." The initiative supports Mumbai's decarbonization goals by expanding access to clean power for homes, businesses, transport systems, and digital infrastructure.

Niklas Persson, CEO of Grid Integration Business Unit at Hitachi Energy, highlighted the project's significance in demonstrating the company's capability in delivering "mission-critical, technically complex, and space-constrained transmission infrastructure for some of the world's largest population centers."

Renewable Energy Integration

The project connects to the Kudus grid with power imported from outside the city, including renewable energy from generation regions of Maharashtra and renewable-rich nodes across India's national grid. This connection enhances Mumbai's ability to integrate clean energy sources while providing a scalable model for other Indian cities and global megacities facing similar power demand and grid integration challenges.

Hitachi Energy's HVDC Legacy in India

Hitachi Energy has maintained a strong HVDC presence in India since introducing the technology with the Rihand-Dadri HVDC transmission system in 1990. The company is currently executing several transformative renewable energy transmission corridors, including:

• 950-km, 6,000 MW HVDC connection from Bhadla/Rajasthan to Fatehpur/UP
• 1,200-km, 6,000 MW link from Khavda to Nagpur

To support these projects, Hitachi Energy inaugurated an advanced power electronics factory in Chennai in 2023, enhancing local production capacity for HVDC and power quality solutions. N Venu, Managing Director and CEO of Hitachi Energy India Limited, described the commissioning as "a moment of immense pride" that showcases "how innovation made in India, is shaping the nation's energy future."