Companies manufacturing wind turbines or owning wind generation, per their own reports.
Wind-power generation is listed as one of three activities subject to cost audit, but the text does not indicate whether it is a commercial power-generation business or captive capacity, and no scale or revenue detail is provided.
“The said appointment is for cost audit of the following business activities of the Company for the financial year 2026-27: a. manufacturing of engine components; b. manufacturing of dies and moulds; and c. generation of electricity through windmill.”
Their HMS/monazite is a potential source of rare-earth oxides for permanent magnets used in wind turbine generators.
“It contains elements such as neodymium and praseodymium, which may be separated into rare-earth oxides used to manufacture permanent magnets for electric vehicles, wind turbines, electronics and defence systems.”
Vikran Engineering amended its MoA objects to permit developing/owning/operating wind power plants, but this is enabling legal language with no indication of current wind operations or revenue.
“develop, construct, own, operate, maintain, lease or transfer power plants and power generating stations of every kind, including solar, wind, hydro/hydel, thermal, nuclear, energy storage and other renewable energy systems”
A proposed Solar/Wind/Hybrid project funding object was dropped from the revised warrant-issue allocation, so the text shows no current wind-energy operations.
“Funding expenditure for proposed Solar/ Wind/ Hybrid Project(s). 20.00 Omitted”
The company owns a wind power plant at Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, but it was not operated during FY26 as it was not financially viable, with only marginal revenue impact.
“Wind Power Generation plant of the Company located at Village Hansua, District Jaisalmer, Rajasthan was not in operation as the segment is not financially viable to run. However, the effect of this segment is very marginal on overall revenue of the Company.”
Company states a strategic focus on renewable energy assets including wind, but reports zero revenue and is still in the process of identifying, evaluating and acquiring clean energy projects.
“The Company is engaged in making strategic investments in the infrastructure sector, particularly in the power generation segment, with a focus on renewable energy assets such as wind and biomass-based power plants.”
Offshore wind is cited as an industry demand driver and opportunity for the OSV fleet, but the company's current revenue comes from oil & gas E&P charters; no direct wind-generation business.
“Offshore Wind Boom: Global efforts to install clean energy create strong new demand for specialized wind turbine installation and maintenance vessels.”
Roller bearings are noted to benefit from growth in offshore wind farms as a market trend; Vishal is not a wind-specific component supplier or operator.
“Moreover, increase in number of offshore wind farms results in greater adoption of roller bearings.”
Wind power generation is mentioned only in passing within a garbled sentence about the company's activities; it is not listed as a reporting segment (only Agarbathies and Hotel divisions are) and has no associated revenue or capacity disclosure.
“Industry operators are increasingly moving towards modernization and expansion as encouraged by the so-designated film production and distribution activities wind power generation; hotels, construction activities by Government.”
Wind energy is referenced only as a future, conditional exploration item tied to resumption of (currently non-operational) manufacturing, with no capacity, capex or revenue today.
“The Company continues to explore the feasibility of utilising alternate sources of energy, including solar and wind energy, as and when operations are resumed.”
The company previously operated a windmill for renewable power generation but discontinued the activity during FY26 and reclassified it as an asset held for sale.
“the Company discontinued this windmill-based power generation activity, and the Board approved the disposal of the windmill. Accordingly, the windmill and the underlying land have been reclassified from Property, Plant and Equipment to Assets Held for Sale”
Wind energy is referenced only as an exploration/aspiration item in the 'Manufacturing & Renewable Energy' section — no current operations, projects or revenue disclosed.
“Exploration of wind & geothermal energy projects.”
The company had a Wind Power Division in Dhank (Rajkot), but disposed of its plant and machinery during FY25-26 and shareholders approved leasing out the division; it is no longer operating wind generation as a business.
“During the year, the Company also disposed of the plant and machinery of its Wind Power Division. In addition, the shareholders, by way of a Postal Ballot, approved the proposal to lease the Wind Power Division situated at Dhank.”
Wind is mentioned only in proposed MoA amendment as a future renewable energy project area; no current wind operations.
“to undertake renewable and conventional energy projects including solar, wind, hydro, hydrogen, battery storage and related technologies”
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