RE: Goa4 Nov 2025 21:38
Good evening Vas,
I would hazard a guess at the answer to your question, to being within paragraph 2:-
From the report,
" The separation of capital outlay from utility balance sheets, combined with predictable tariff-based recovery, reduces financial friction for discoms and strengthens the case for rapid adoption. That directly benefits companies positioned not only to manufacture and install meters, but also to operate and maintain them under long-term service contracts."
It is only my personal opinion.
There is also an interesting passage in paragraph 3, that may also be of interest:-
" What is unfolding in Goa, is a microcosm of a broader trend. Across Asia-Pacific, the number smart meters installed is set to climb from around 857 million in 2024, to 1.3 billion by 2030, with India expected to contribute significantly to that growth. The country's 250 million smart meter target by 2026, may not be met on time, but the direction is clear and irreversible."
The 250 million smart meter target, is electricity meters only, as we know. It does not take into account the smart water or smart gas opportunity. Those opportunities are still under starters orders, in comparison to the smart electricity meter programme, along with street lighting, electric vehicle charging etc..
And taking into account also, that the CyanConnode Group, now have offices in 4 locations, at the moment, namely the UK, Sweden, India and the UAE, which should prove beneficial, in the years to come.
Again, in my opinion Vas.
I hope this helps Vas and Good Luck.
LTI.