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Readily Solutions unveils integrated clean-energy platform for India's transition

Readily Solutions unveils integrated clean-energy platform for India's transition
Readily Solutions Builds an Integrated Clean-Energy Platform for India’s Net-Zero Transition · theprint.in

There is a company in India called Readily Solutions that wants to help India use more clean energy.

It used to have a different name, but now it is called Readily Solutions Limited.

The company does many things to help the planet.

It builds solar power projects that make electricity from the sun.

It also helps factories and businesses use solar power.

Readily Solutions also takes care of electric cars and buses after people buy them.

That means fixing them, checking them, and helping them last longer.

The company was started by a person named Hiteshh Sharma.

He says India needs many different clean energy ideas to work together.

The company hopes to grow big and maybe sell shares to the public someday, which is called an IPO.

Its goal is to help India reach its dream of net-zero pollution.

Key facts

Company
Readily Solutions Limited (formerly Readily Mobility Solutions Private Limited)
Founder & CEO
Hiteshh Sharma
Headquarters
Gurgaon, Haryana, India
Business Areas
Renewable energy generation, solar EPC, captive solar power, EV aftersales and lifecycle management
EV Services
Maintenance, preventive servicing, roadside assistance, refurbishment, warranty support, insurance-related services, telematics
IPO Plans
Evaluating a potential Initial Public Offering with an aspirational valuation of approximately ₹1,000 crore
Announcement Date
August 18

Quotes

Hiteshh Sharma

Founder & CEO of Readily Solutions Limited

“India’s energy transition is not going to be driven by one technology or one sector. It will require renewable power, electrification, efficient infrastructure and strong lifecycle ecosystems to work together.”
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“The success of electric mobility will depend not only on how quickly vehicles are adopted, but also on what happens throughout their operating life.”
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