ABB is over a century-old Swedish-Swiss multinational and a leading global technology company that energises the transformation of society and industry to achieve a more productive and sustainable future. The company is connecting software to its electrification, robotics, automation, and motion portfolio by pushing the boundaries of technology to drive performance to new levels. With a history of excellence, the company is enabling a resource-efficient future. ABB has 4 verticals and within these, there are 18 organised divisions in 23 different market segments giving the company the underlying resilience in its business model. The cyclicity of one segment gets compensated by the other segment giving a sustainable benefit to the company. Railway infrastructure in India is expected to attract around $715 billion over the next decade largely based on the electrification of the railway network, adding freight corridors, and bringing new Trains that require high-speed. An upgrade is taking place in the Indian rail infrastructure segment both in the freight movement as well as the passenger movement space with more modern, comfortable, and high-tech technology going into the system. ABB India is also exposed to the Indian Metro network segment with a significant presence in over 15 cities.
Currently, the company is implementing Metro projects in seven cities of 640 km distance. There is no doubt that the key drivers of the ABB India business portfolio are the passenger and the freight traffic segment with the Indian railway infrastructure development undertaken by ABB for the modernisation of 1275 railway stations, dedicated freight corridors, the argumentation of high-speed trains, Gati Shakti cargo terminal and Vande Bharat trains. ABB technology is being accepted by most of the market segments due to the quality and price which the company is offering. The Service business value is showing a good uptick in the automotive and electronic sector along with a high demand for integrated solutions in mining, metal, oil, and paint companies. The Indian company has a very strong global portfolio in the transport propulsion technology solution segment. Recently, it has entered into an agreement with Titagarh Rail Systems wherein the latter would purchase ABB propulsion systems, including traction converters, auxiliary converters, traction motors and TCMS software. It has a strong order backlog and sound visibility of future revenue with total revenue received during the current quarter of over Rs 3000 crores