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See all $HTHIY insider activity →Hitachi Energy (HTHIY) plans a $528M transformer factory in Mississippi, part of a $1.5B U.S. expansion. The facility will create 700 jobs, double production capacity, and start operations in 2029. Production will shift from their existing Crystal Springs plant.
Axis Bank and Hitachi Payment Services launched two AI-powered tools: Express Banking for customer interactions and AI Soundbox for merchant assistance. The solutions aim to enhance banking and payment experiences through natural-language interactions and voice-enabled services, available in 12 Indian languages. According to the companies, the innovations focus on making banking simpler and more accessible.
Hitachi launched HMAX Cyber, a service combining AI, cybersecurity, and IT/OT expertise to protect critical systems. It includes governance, threat management, and recovery capabilities. Hitachi collaborated with Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google Cloud for AI insights. The service is part of Hitachi's HMAX suite and has been implemented by Hitachi Rail.
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The new plant expands capacity and signals long‑term growth for Hitachi Energy's U.S. grid business.
Highlights Hitachi's growth in fintech services and could enhance its payment solutions segment.
Introduction of HMAX Cyber may boost Hitachi's service revenue and market perception in industrial cybersecurity.
Capacity expansion should improve transformer availability over the next several years, but near-term supply tightness may persist due to long lead times and skilled labor constraints.
Mixed quarter for Hitachi, with profitability metrics (EBIT, EPS) improving despite lower net income, plus strong revenue growth.
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Hitachi Energy (HTHIY) plans a $528M transformer factory in Mississippi, part of a $1.5B U.S. expansion. The facility will create 700 jobs, double production capacity, and start operations in 2029. Production will shift from their existing Crystal Springs plant.
1 min readAxis Bank and Hitachi Payment Services launched two AI-powered tools: Express Banking for customer interactions and AI Soundbox for merchant assistance. The solutions aim to enhance banking and payment experiences through natural-language interactions and voice-enabled services, available in 12 Indian languages. According to the companies, the innovations focus on making banking simpler and more accessible.
2 min readHitachi launched HMAX Cyber, a service combining AI, cybersecurity, and IT/OT expertise to protect critical systems. It includes governance, threat management, and recovery capabilities. Hitachi collaborated with Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google Cloud for AI insights. The service is part of Hitachi's HMAX suite and has been implemented by Hitachi Rail.
2 min readThe article says North America’s grid buildout is constrained by limited power transformer availability. Hitachi Energy (HTHIY) is expanding its Varennes, Quebec plant to triple output, adding a $140 million test lab and a $270 million production addition. Stella-Jones (SJ-T) is modernizing a Quebec plant to double steel utility tower output. It cites U.S. and Canadian concerns about insufficient transformer manufacturing capacity.
6 min readHitachi Ltd. reported Q1 results. Net profit attributable to stockholders fell to 189.45 billion yen from 192.20 billion yen a year earlier. EPS rose to 42.21 yen from 41.98 yen. EBIT increased to 294.12 billion yen from 273.74 billion yen, and revenues rose to 2.71 trillion yen from 2.26 trillion yen. Shares closed at 4,957 yen, up 1.37%.
2 min readHitachi Digital Services (wholly owned by Hitachi) announced a partnership with ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW) to integrate Hitachi Intelligent Infrastructure Monitoring (HIIM) with the ServiceNow AI Platform for real-time monitoring and automated workflows for mission-critical infrastructure. The release cites ServiceNow’s Workflow Data Fabric and references Hitachi’s HMAX suite. Hitachi FY2025 revenue was 10,586.7 billion yen.
2 min readHitachi Digital Services announced a partnership with ServiceNow (NYSE: NOW) to advance Hitachi Intelligent Infrastructure Monitoring (HIIM), an AI-driven real-time monitoring and remote inspection solution. The firms will connect operational data to ServiceNow workflows on the ServiceNow AI Platform to enable coordinated, automated responses for mission-critical infrastructure. Hitachi’s HMAX vision is cited.
3 min readHitachi Ltd. said its U.S. unit Hitachi Digital Services partnered with ServiceNow to link Hitachi Intelligent Infrastructure Monitoring (HIIM) with ServiceNow’s AI Platform data and analytics. The goal is to turn real-time operational data into automated workflows for energy, mobility and manufacturing operators. Hitachi reported FY ended March 2026 revenue of 10.5867 trillion yen ($65.3B).
5 min readHitachi Ltd. and Tobu Railway Co. will launch walk-through facial recognition ticket gates using Hitachi’s SAKULaLa biometric service at Ikebukuro Station on July 15, according to a July 9 release. The upgrade adds cameras to existing gates from OMRON, Nippon Signal and Toshiba. SAKULaLa has 20,000+ users as of July 2026.
4 min readJapan’s Nikkei 225 rose slightly after a three-day selloff, ending Thursday up 38 points (0.06%) at 64,217.27, and is expected to open higher Friday, according to the report. Wall Street gained after Trump called off Iran attacks; crude fell. Individual movers included Nissan +0.74% and Toyota -2.36%.
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