Industrial companies and projects
Explore industrial companies across machinery, engineering, aerospace, logistics, transportation and commercial services. Find a relevant industry, then open the project profiles and the evaluations published on Orbitrum.
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CG Power and Industrial SolutionsCG Power and Industrial Solutions Limited, together with its subsidiaries, provides various solutions in India and internationally. It operates through the Power Systems, Industrial Systems, Semiconductors, and Others segments. The company offers power and distribution transformers; switchgears, including high and extra-high voltage, medium voltage, power quality, and relays and automation products; motors comprising fractional horse power motors, large industrial machines, low tension motors, and stampings and laminations; and drives and automation products that include variable frequency drives, modular converters, soft starters, and shaft power monitors. It also provides railway products, including traction machines and systems, rail transportation traction electronics, and railway signaling products, as well as BLDC industrial fans and control panels for locomotives. In addition, the company offers semiconductor design, outsourced semiconductor assembly and testing, and turnkey solutions. Further, it engages in the manufacture and dealing in specialty adhesive tapes and labels; manufacture, sale, maintenance, and repair of electronic devices and facilities in drive technology; development, production, and marketing of inverter products; and design, manufacture, supply, and installation of electronic safety embedded signaling systems for the railway transportation sector. The company was formerly known as Crompton Greaves Limited and changed its name to CG Power and Industrial Solutions Limited in February 2017. The company was founded in 1878 and is headquartered in Mumbai, India. CG Power and Industrial Solutions Limited operates as a subsidiary of Tube Investments of India Limited.Web21 evaluation
Fuji ElectricFuji Electric Co., Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, develops power semiconductors and electronics solutions in Japan and internationally. The company operates through Energy, Industry, Semiconductors, and Food and Beverage Distribution segments. The company also offers drivers and controls including AC drives, motors, servo systems, programmable logic controllers, and human machine interface; power supply products, which includes uninterruptible power systems, solar inverters, data centers, regulators, rectifiers, and formers; sensors and measurements, such as instrumentation and radiation monitoring systems; and monitoring and control systems. In addition, it provides distribution and controls, including LV and MV distributions, motor controls, and energy control equipment; transmission and distribution comprising oil-immersed transformers, shunt reactors, cast resin transformers, gas insulated switchgears, MV and LV switchgears, and control centers; and transit systems, which includes tunnel ventilation systems, marine environment protection systems, and electrical equipment for railcars. Further, the company offers thermal and geothermal power generation, nuclear power, and fuel cell; energy management including power system simulator, steel EMS solutions, and boiler combustion solutions; can and PET, multi-purpose, frozen, and coffee machine; and transformers, AC drives, UPS, monitoring and control system upgrades solutions, as well as beverage vending machines, vending machines for food and other goods, store equipment, and currency handling equipment. Additionally, it offers ship and harbor systems, ICT equipment and software, and air conditioning equipment construction. Fuji Electric Co., Ltd. was formerly known as Fuji Electric Holdings Co., Ltd. and changed its name to Fuji Electric Co., Ltd. in 2011. Fuji Electric Co., Ltd. was incorporated in 1923 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.Web21 evaluationAbout this sector
Industrials groups both suppliers of physical equipment and businesses delivering services or operating infrastructure. Its industries include machinery and heavy vehicles, construction and engineering, aerospace and defense, freight, passenger transport, transport infrastructure and commercial services.
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A component supplier, an engineering business and a transport operator perform different roles. Use the industry and profile description to understand that role before reading the available research. For aerospace-related records, check whether the profile describes aviation, space, defense or a combination.
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Industry definitions
Professional & Commercial Services (1,755)
Companies providing professional or commercial services.
Machinery, Tools, Heavy Vehicles, Trains & Ships (3,289)
Companies supplying machinery, tools, heavy vehicles, trains or ships.
Freight & Logistics Services (702)
Freight-transport and logistics-service providers.
Construction & Engineering (1,614)
Companies providing construction or engineering activities.
Passenger Transportation Services (257)
Companies providing passenger-transportation services.
Aerospace & Defense (335)
Companies categorized in aerospace and defense; profiles distinguish their actual activities.
Transport Infrastructure (294)
Projects and companies operating or supporting transport infrastructure.
Diversified Industrial Goods Wholesale (88)
Businesses wholesaling diversified industrial goods.
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Questions about this sector
Where are aerospace and defense companies classified?
Aerospace & Defense is an industry under Industrials. The application also contains an Industrials, Aerospace & Engineering category under Real World; each collection reflects its own assignments.
Does this page include all robotics companies?
Not necessarily. The supplied taxonomy has no standalone Robotics industry. Some relevant projects may be classified under machinery or industrial automation, but the website does not treat every industrial company as a robotics project.