Rishabh’s string inverter business records 300% YoY growth in H1 revenue

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Rishabh Instruments said this week its solar string inverter business recorded 298% year-on-year growth in revenues, reaching INR 11 crore, in the first half (Jan.-Sep. period) of FY 2025. The company designs, develops and manufactures solar string inverters end to end, with technology acquired from GEFRAN S.pA., Italy.

The Indian solar string inverter market was valued at $778.1 million (INR 6,567 crore) in 2022 and is forecasted to grow at a CAGR of 10.6% to reach $1,290 million (INR 10,887.32 crore) in 2027. We have been able to successfully gain strong momentum as we go forward with the solar string inverter business, stated the company.

The company is working on improving operational excellence and cost efficiency to increase its margins as it targets an increased share in the solar inverter market which is dominated by Chinese products.

Narendra Goliya, executive chairman, Rishabh Instruments, said, “we have managed to cut production costs for solar inverters by about 5%-6% to increase profitability. We need to achieve further cost reduction of about 10%-15% to be very competitive in this very challenging market which is dominated by Chinese inverters. We are certain that we will meet our goals and reach INR 100 crores company in next 3-4 year’s time.”

Currently, Rishabh Instruments offers string solar inverters from 10 kW to 50 kW. It plans to introduce a new range of inverters from 2.5 kW to 6 kW, aligning its products to government solar schemes to remain competitive in the Indian market.

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