From 8 GW to Fortune 500: Jay Sankhavara on Synchro Electricals’ Ambitious Growth Roadmap

As India’s solar sector moves toward larger, smarter, and more integrated energy systems, electrical infrastructure is becoming increasingly critical to project reliability and performance. Synchro Electricals, which has supported over 8 GW of solar installations, is strengthening its position with an integrated portfolio spanning solar solutions and LT/HT products. In this exclusive interview with SolarQuarter, Jay Sankhavara, Director, Synchro Electricals, discusses the company’s growth journey, technology innovation, manufacturing capabilities, expanding 32+ product portfolio, and its long-term ambition to become a Fortune 500 company by 2050.

1. Synchro Electricals has built a strong presence in the solar and industrial electrical panel market. What have been the key milestones in your growth journey?

Our journey has been built on one principle: delivering reliable electrical solutions that create long-term value. Over the years, we have expanded from manufacturing conventional electrical panels to offering a comprehensive portfolio for solar and industrial applications, supporting over 8 GW of solar installations. What truly sets us apart is that we are the only company in India providing all solar-related solutions under one roof, along with a complete range of LT and HT products, making us a truly integrated partner for our customers. This unique capability defines our leadership in the industry and strengthens the value we deliver across every project. By continuously strengthening our engineering capabilities, manufacturing excellence, and quality standards, we have earned the trust of EPC contractors, developers, and industrial customers. Going forward, our focus is on becoming a global benchmark for innovation, reliability, and sustainable power distribution solutions.

2. What technology trends are shaping the future of electrical panels for the solar industry, and how is Synchro Electricals responding to them?

The future of electrical panels lies in intelligent monitoring, higher voltage systems, digital connectivity, and predictive maintenance. As solar projects become larger and more advanced, reliability and real-time performance insights are becoming as important as power generation itself. At Synchro Electricals, we are continuously enhancing our products with smarter engineering, advanced monitoring capabilities, and future-ready designs that help customers build safer, more efficient, and sustainable energy infrastructure. This is effectively enabled through our SCB and SMB solutions, which support seamless system integration, improved control, and enhanced operational efficiency across solar installations.

3. What differentiates Synchro Electricals in terms of product quality, engineering expertise, and manufacturing excellence?

Our biggest differentiator is our unwavering commitment to quality. Every panel is designed with precision and manufactured under strict quality control processes, supported by a dedicated Quality Control (QC) department that ensures every stage meets the highest standards. Each product undergoes rigorous testing to ensure safety, durability, and consistent performance in demanding environments. Beyond manufacturing, we work closely with customers to develop application-specific solutions and provide strong lifecycle support, including responsive after-sales service to ensure uninterrupted field performance. We believe true manufacturing excellence is not just about delivering a product, but delivering confidence, reliability, and long-term value backed by dependable customer support.

4. How is Synchro Electricals strengthening its product portfolio and manufacturing capabilities to meet the evolving needs of the solar industry across India and the Asia-Pacific region?

As the renewable energy sector evolves, we continue to invest in advanced manufacturing, product innovation, and engineering capabilities to meet changing market demands. With a strong portfolio of 32+ products, we are already ahead of industry benchmarks, enabling us to offer comprehensive and integrated solutions under one roof. Our focus is on developing smarter, safer, and more efficient electrical panel solutions while expanding our manufacturing capacity to support large-scale projects across India and the Asia-Pacific region. Our vision is to become a preferred technology and manufacturing partner for the global renewable energy industry.

5. As a Directors, what is your vision for Synchro Electricals, and where do you see the biggest growth opportunities in the solar sector over the next five years?

Our vision is to position Synchro Electricals among the most trusted global manufacturers of electrical panels by combining innovation, sustainability, and engineering excellence, with a long-term ambition of becoming part of the Fortune 500 companies by 2050. We believe the next phase of growth will be driven by utility-scale solar, energy storage, smart grids, and digital power infrastructure. As we continue expanding into international markets, our commitment remains the same: developing future-ready solutions that enable a cleaner, smarter, and more sustainable energy ecosystem for generations to come.


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