- CEO
- Sushil Kumar Dubey
- Full Time Employees
- 45
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Semiconductors
- Address
- 487/63, National Market New Delhi DE India 110087
- IPO Date
- Mar 28, 2017
- Business
- Urja Global Limited engages primarily in the renewable energy sector, focusing on solar power solutions, electric vehicles, battery storage, and related sustainable technologies across India. Incorporated in 1992 and headquartered at 487/63, 1st Floor, National Market, Peeragarhi, New Delhi, the company manufactures and supplies solar panels and modules for residential, commercial, and industrial applications; turnkey solar power plants including off-grid and grid-connected systems with design, consultancy, integration, installation, commissioning, and maintenance services; solar water heaters for domestic and industrial use; solar home lighting systems, lanterns, street lighting systems, rooftop systems, and PV panels compliant with MNRE standards and ISO 9001; electric rickshaws and e-carts; lithium-ion batteries and energy storage systems for solar and EV applications; battery management systems; LED bulbs and fixtures; inverters, charge controllers, and solar water pumps; alongside ancillary offerings such as consultancy, training, and rural electrification projects targeting hilly areas, forests, deserts, islands, and remote villages through a nationwide network of dealers, distributors, and over 2000 service professionals. Operations span pan-India with manufacturing facilities in Bahadurgarh, Haryana, and diversification into mineral exploration, property development, and digital technologies. In November 2025, Urja Global formed a strategic three-year joint venture with Solarmint Energies Pvt Ltd, effective November 20, for manufacturing, branding, marketing, and nationwide distribution of URJA-branded solar PV modules on a cost-plus-profit basis, leveraging Solarmint's production capabilities without shareholding or management changes; the company also launched electric scooter batteries and chargers in November 2025.