Hind Rectifiers Acquires BeLink Solutions to Establish European Robotics Hub

22 Sep 2025 CW Team

Hind Rectifiers has acquired the business and operating assets of BeLink Solutions for EUR 1 million creating a European hub for next-generation robotics power electronics and EMS. The acquisition strengthens Hirect’s production capabilities R&D and global expansion strategy.

Hind Rectifiers (Hirect) has acquired BeLink Solutions including its production and testing infrastructure plant and machinery intellectual property technology customer contracts and purchase orders for a total consideration of EUR 1 million.

As part of the transaction a total of EUR 2 million will be infused into the proposed subsidiary. Hirect will subscribe EUR 1 million as preference shares while the remaining EUR 1 million will be issued as equity shares — Hirect taking 66 per cent and the promoter group companies the remaining 34 per cent.

This acquisition positions Hirect to combine advanced European production capabilities with its expertise in power electronics enabling scalable delivery and fostering innovation in robotics mobility energy and industrial markets.

Commenting on the development Suramya Nevatia Chairman Managing Director and CEO Hind Rectifiers said, “The acquisition of BeLink Solutions marks a decisive step for Hirect. It gives us not only a strong base in Europe but also the ability to combine advanced production capabilities with deep R&D in robotics. With BeLink’s sophisticated infrastructure and Hirect’s expertise in power electronics we can deliver at scale while pushing the boundaries of future-ready innovation. This dual strength — operational excellence and technology leadership — will drive our growth worldwide. This is more than an acquisition it is the cornerstone of our global strategy to build innovate and lead in advanced electronics.”

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