ABB India Rings in 30 Years on NSE, Sustained Shareholder Value Delivery

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ABB India Rings in 30 Years on NSE, Sustained Shareholder Value Delivery

ABB India Ltd, a leading player in electrification and automation, celebrated 30 years of its listing on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) with a ceremonial bell-ringing event at NSE Mumbai. The event was graced by Ashishkumar Chauhan, MD & CEO, NSE, and Sanjeev Sharma, Country Head and Managing Director, ABB India, alongside senior leaders from both organizations.

Listed on February 8, 1995, ABB India has evolved from a traditional electrical equipment and engineering firm into a future-ready electrification and automation technology leader. Over the past three decades, the company has consistently delivered strong financial performance and shareholder value. A lot of 100 shares purchased at listing for INR 8,883 is now worth over INR 608,050, reflecting a 6,745 percent increase, excluding dividends.

The company has delivered over 8,500 percent growth in total shareholder return (TSR) during the period and was among the first companies listed on NSE at its inception in 1994. Its market capitalization and share price surged 68X, with consistent dividend payout for 30 years, and revenue up 20X and PAT up 37X since 1994. The manufacturing footprint also expanded 3-fold in the period with green-certified facilities.

“This is a landmark year for ABB India,” said Sharma. “Following 75 years of manufacturing and innovation in the country, we’re now proud to celebrate three decades as a listed entity on the NSE. Over the years, we have successfully navigated market cycles, embraced digital transformation, and remained committed to delivering high-performance, sustainable solutions, all while staying true to our core belief of being ‘Engineered to Outrun’. We’ve not only empowered industries to outrun leaner and cleaner but have also walked the talk in making our own operations resource-efficient and sustainable. As India enters a new era of modern infrastructure, digitalization, and energy transition, ABB is proud to play a role that shapes the future of the country.”

Against the backdrop, Chauhan commented, “ABB India’s 30-year journey on the NSE is a testament to its resilience, innovation, and governance. Its growth story mirrors the rise of India’s capital markets, with NSE becoming the fifth largest exchange in the world by total market capitalization. NSE has also championed and pioneered the concept of digital trading in the country, bringing in unprecedented transparency and accountability. We congratulate ABB India on this milestone and look forward to its continued leadership in powering India’s progress.”

 

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