CG Power and Industrial Solutions Ltd.(CG), a leading engineering company in the electrical infrastructure sector, has announced the rollout of the first power transformer from its newly established greenfield manufacturing facility in Sehore, Madhya Pradesh. Spread across 50 acres, the facility is positioned as India’s largest single-location power transformer manufacturing plant, designed to manufacture transformers ranging from 220 kV to 1200 kV class, with a production capacity of 35 power transformers per month.
The first transformer rollout was witnessed by Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav, who highlighted the strategic importance of strengthening India’s high-voltage transmission equipment capabilities. He said, “Power is a critical component in achieving our Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s vision of Viksit Bharat by 2047. A facility such as this one, strengthens India’s capability in high-voltage transmission equipment and supports our transition from a power-deficit to a power-sufficient nation.” He added that the facility is expected to create more than 2,000 direct and indirect employment opportunities in Sehore.
Vellayan Subbiah, Chairman, CG Power and Industrial Solutions Ltd., said India’s economic expansion will drive higher electricity demand and emphasised CG’s nearly nine-decade legacy in electrical infrastructure equipment. “Built at scale to manufacture the world’s largest power transformers, this facility will supplement the demand for power infrastructure equipment and also contribute to exports,” he said.
Amar Kaul, Group CEO and Managing Director, CG Power and Industrial Solutions Ltd., said the first transformer rollout demonstrated the company’s ability to execute the project at speed. The facility became operational within 13–14 months of the bhoomi pujan conducted in August 2025. He attributed the achievement to the support of the Madhya Pradesh Government, CG’s execution excellence framework, CG EDGE, and the collaboration of cross-functional teams working as #OneCG while maintaining stringent quality and safety standards.
The Sehore facility will strengthen CG’s ability to serve utilities, data centres, railways, renewable energy projects, oil and gas, and high-voltage transmission infrastructure requirements in India and international markets. It will also support the company’s expanding export business.
CG manufactures transformers, switchgears and allied products for industrial and power applications, while also operating in consumer appliances such as fans, pumps and water heaters. The company has expanded into semiconductors through its planned Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly and Testing facility and has acquired the RF components business from Renesas. It has also established Axiro Semiconductor, a fabless semiconductor design company.
CG operates 22 manufacturing facilities across India and one in Sweden, supported by 14 regional and 19 branch offices and more than 4,900 employees. The company reported consolidated revenue of ₹12,418 crore for FY26 and has been part of the Murugappa Group
