POWERINDIA · Q3 FY24 · analyst meet
POWERINDIA
Hitachi Energy India reported strong financial performance in Q3 FY24, with revenue up 22.6% YoY and PBT up 152.5% YoY. The company highlighted growth in exports (+61% YoY) and services (+71% YoY), while navigating supply chain risks. Management emphasized sustainability initiatives and long-term growth levers.




Key financials
| Orders | INR 1,235.0 crore | +1% YoY |
| Revenue | INR 1,276.4 crore | +22.6% YoY |
| PBT | INR 33.8 crore | +152.5% YoY |
| PAT | INR 23.0 crore | +401.5% YoY |
Segment commentary
Renewables
Growth in renewables segment with key order wins including solar and wind projects.
Transmission
Stable transmission orders despite challenges.
Datacenters
Significant growth in datacenter projects, up 92% YoY.
Guidance & outlook
- Exports expected to continue strong growth with +61% YoY in Q3 FY24.
- Focus on service segment with orders up 71% YoY.
Notable quotes
“Exports orders up +61% YoY, showing strong international demand.”— N Venu
“Service orders up 71% YoY, highlighting our focus on long-term growth levers.”— N Venu
Key takeaways
- Strong financial performance driven by revenue growth and improved profitability.
- Exports and service segments are key growth areas.
- Sustainability initiatives support long-term business goals.
- Management is optimistic about navigating external risks and maintaining growth momentum.
Risks flagged
- External supply chain risks impacting order execution.
- Potential challenges in meeting growing demand for energy infrastructure.
Educational analysis only. Not investment advice. Consult a
SEBI-registered advisor before investing. Source: https://nsearchives.nseindia.com/corporate/POWERINDIA_24012024124928_InvestorPresentation.pdf
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January 24, 2024
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Yours faithfully,
For Hitachi Energy India Limited
Poovanna Ammatanda
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Q3FY24 Analyst Conference Call
N Venu, Managing Director & CEO
Hitachi Energy India Limited
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License to operate – Safety HITACHI
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life saving rules safety standards & practices
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employees – shopfloor demonstrations, performance across all teams using multiple chain
donation drives & life support training platforms, formats
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Sustainability 2030 – Waste flow mapping projects initiated at 5 locations HITACHI
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Waste flow mapping projects initiated at 5 locations
Other ongoing projects
Why waste flow mapping projects?
1. Water conservation project (reuse of RO reject water) | 3.7% - 13.7 KL/month fresh-
water reduction at Maneja
▪ Waste is an unwanted by-product of the value that we intend to
create.
2. Rainwater harvesting and recharge pits | Survey completed at Halol, DBR – in Nov 23.
▪ Reducing waste and improving resource efficiency is a key part of
3. Elimination of paper cup – pilot competed at DBR | Eliminated 35,000/ paper
reaching a sustainable future. cups/month
▪ If we manage waste properly, we can reduce and eliminate further 4. Roof top solar (609 KWp) installation | Opex model at DBR
contribution to climate change, water and air pollution, which
5. Mandatory retrofitting of emission control device (RECD) on DG sets (11 No’s) |
directly affects many ecosystems and species.
Minimum 70% reduction of particulate matter
Waste hierarchy
Upcoming projects
Reduce material use & waste
1. EV charging points –technical assessment & feasibility in progress at DBR
ReuH products & materials
2. Wood waste -Identification of pilot projects i.e. reuse in packing
MAI Repair products
3. Replacement of diesel operated fork-lift truck (FLT) with electric FLT
Recycle materials
4. Metal waste –Pressure test on MS and Al tube for utilizing it in our own operation
at DBR
5. Battery Energy Storage System: i-store as a backup of DG –DBR
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Indian economy paces itself for the democratic exercise
Macro-economic snapshot Growth drivers remain intact and tracking
upwards
India GDP estimated to grow at 7.3% during FY 23-24: GoI
RBI* holds interest rate in Dec meeting (6.5%) | Inflation increased to
5.6% in November largely attributed to recurring food price hikes.
SBI's study shows individual’s weighted mean income has risen
3.7X during FY14-FY21 (₹3.1 lakhs to ₹11.6 lakhs )
India’s peak electricity demand is expected to reach 277 GW by
2027 and to 366 GW by 2032, up from 239.9 GW in September#
Industry growth (IIP2) – IIP rises to 16 month high in October
14.0
9.4 9.4 9.0 8.0
6.9 6.4
5.3 5.0
4.0
IIP Mining Manufacturing Electricity Capital Goods
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Sector Trend
30 GW annually to be added to reach
290 GW solar target by 2030
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Renewables
1st Wind offshore tenders announced
– 7GW to be auctioned by FY24
Yr
35 TBCB projects offered in current FY.
Transmission
2 HVDC projects to be awarded in
next 12 months
Revival of private CAPEX
Industry
Hydrogen, Steel, O&G and Cement have
■ Apr'22-Oct'22 ■ Apr'23 -Oct' 23 aggressive expansion plans.
Metro, High-Speed Rail, Rail
~ Rail Electrification, Rolling stock Upgrade
Doubling of capacity by 2025.
■ ~~~ Datacenters Investment from major players like AWS,
Adani, NTT
Discom upgradation & modernization.
Distribution
RDSS scheme
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360⁰ framework for collaborative energy transition HITACHI
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G5 HVDC converter manufacturing for
Thought leadership – India leading global Industry focused customer events –
Mumbai infeed commences
conversations datacenters in Zone West
Nurturing our supply ecosystem - CEA recognition for industry training Global Board visit – interaction with
Transformer channel partner meet initiatives; customer appreciation government, select customers & factory tour
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Completing steps towards energy transition for customers HITACHI
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220/33kV AIS Substation for 300MW hybrid 400 kV GIS, 400/220kV 500 MVA ICT, BALCO 230KV/11kV GIS 2X75MVA Trfo Substation
generation (solar+wind) at Pavagada for CTRLS DC, Chennai
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Order execution, navigating external supply chain risks
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Q3FY24 Growth Growth
Key order wins
(INR crore) YoY QoQ
▪ Renewables: 220kV& 400kV AIS S/S
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Orders 1,235.0 +1% -29.3%*
▪ Chennai Metro Rail: Dry and Power
t Transformers
Revenue 1,276.4 +22.6% +3.9%
▪ Hydropower: 9 X400kV GIS & 400kV
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PBT 33.8 +152.5% +4.4% reactors
t ▪ Multiple state utility: 4 X 765kV
PAT 23.0 +401.5% -7.2%
Transformers; 9X400kV GIS
OBL 7,552 ▪ Datacenter: 2X 220kV GIS
Substations
▪ Export orders for renewables &
utilities in Africa, Middle East &
Order backlog provides revenue visibility for the coming quarters Europe: 220kV & 110kv Transformer;
330/145kV LTB/IT/DS; 16 X 66kV GIS
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*In Q2FY24 STATCOM order booked – 328 Cr
Transmission orders stable, strong growth in Renewables, Datacenters
Renewables (Solar & Wind) Transmission Datacenters Railways & Metros
500GW Renewables by 2030 Green energy corridors 5G launched in India Indian Rail target net zero by 2030
Data Localization Regulation 2 X 25kV Electrification of High-
Datacenter Policies Density Corridors
Growth Growth Growth Growth
+54% +1% +92% -3%
SEGMENTS SECTORS CHANNELS
85%
79% 62%
64% 56% 50%
38%
22% 24% 22% 20%
14% 10% 8% 5% 12% 7% 14% 6% 4%
Products Projects Services Utilities Industries Transport & Infra Direct End EPC OEM Distributor
Q3 23 Q3 22 User
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Long-term growth levers – service & exports HITACHI
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Exports orders up +61% Yoy
• 3 X 80 MVA 220kV and 3 X 80 MVA 110kV transformers
order from Eiffage France for MCA Senegal project
• 330kV/145kV LTB/DS/IT order from Prime Group
Azerbaijan
• 16 X 66kV GIS order from REE Spain
• 6 X 66kV GIS order from Portugal
Service orders up 71% YoY
• 400 kV RIP Bushings Order from PGCIL
• 11kV Busbar Retrofit Order from Reliance
• Repair of 63 MVA Transformer for SKS Power
Generation
• Digitalization of 2 x 75 MVA, 220 kV Transformer for STT
Data Center
• Training Order from STELCO, Maldives
• Commissioned 8 units of CSD for Qatar
• Successful repair of PPGCL - 45 MVA transformer
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Financial performance – Profit & Loss Statement HITACHI
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Performance indicator (INR crore) Q3FY24 Q3FY22 YoY% Q2FY24 QoQ%
Orders 1,235.0 1,222.1 1.1% 1,747.1 -29.3%
Revenue 1,276.4 1,041.0 22.6% 1,228.2 3.9%
Profit Before Tax (PBT) 33.8 13.4 152.5% 32.4 4.4%
PBT % 2.6% 1.3% 2.6%
Profit After Tax (PAT) 23.0 4.6 401.5% 24.7 -7.2%
PAT % 1.8% 0.4% 2.0%
Operational EBITA 58.4 29.9 95.2% 42.7 37.0%
Operational EBITA% 4.6% 2.9% 3.5%
Operational EBITDA 81.0 49.9 62.2% 65.0 24.6%
Operational EBITDA% 6.3% 4.8% 5.3%
Order backlog at INR 7,552.3 crore providing revenue visibility of ~22 months
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Quarterly performance HITACHI
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INR Crores
Particulars 3 months ended 3 months ended 3 months ended
31/12/2023 30/09/2023 31/12/2022
Crs % Crs % Crs %
Income
Revenue from operations 1 ,274.2 1 00.0 1 ,228.0 1 00.0 1 ,033.9 1 00.0
Other income 2.2 0.0 0.2 0.0 7.1 0.0
Total income 1 ,276.4 1 00.0 1 ,228.2 1 00.0 1 ,041.0 1 00.0
Expenses
Material cost 8 27.2 64.8 7 95.9 64.8 6 63.9 63.8
Personnel expenses 121.4 9.5 116.6 9.5 100.3 9.6
Other expenses 247.8 19.4 249.5 20.3 226.0 21.7
Exchange and commodity variance 9.8 0.8 0.6 0.0 4.3 0.4
Depreciation 22.7 1.8 22.5 1.8 20.2 1.9
Interest 13.7 1.1 10.7 0.9 13.0 1.3
Total expenses 1 ,242.6 97.4 1 ,195.8 97.4 1 ,027.7 98.7
Profit before tax 3 3.8 2.6 3 2.4 2.6 1 3.4 1.3
Tax expenses 10.8 0.8 7.6 0.6 8.8 0.8
Profit for the period 2 3.0 1.8 2 4.7 2.0 4 .6 0.4
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Related Party Transaction HITACHI
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Based on recommendation of the Audit Committee, the Board of
Directors have considered and approved Issuance of Postal Ballot
Notice for approval of Material Related Party Transactions with
Hitachi Energy Sweden AB, Västerås, Sweden for an aggregate
value of up to INR 700 crores during FY23-24
Particulars FY 23-24
Hitachi Energy SwedenAB, Västerås, Sweden INR 700
Crores
• Sale or purchaseof product, component, system
• Renderingand receivingof services,
In the ordinary course business and at arms length
basis
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Priorities for 2024 HITACHI
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• Maintain leadership in core segments
Markets
• Shift center of gravity to include Service, Export & Digital
• Harness new segments and markets
• Operational excellence to improve productivity, quality
Business
• Supply chain management
• Drive cash focus
• Leverage large backlog for revenue & profitability accretion
• Reinforce safety culture
Function
• Upskill & cross-skill talent for agile energy transition
• ERP migration project (REIWA)
Build and deliver sustainable shareholder value
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