ndia’s solar manufacturing boom faces its next test as utilisation, yields, technology, localisation and costs become critical to global competitiveness
The investment will cover manufacturing of ingots, and wafers
India’s solar module capacity reached 261.7 GW in H1 2026, while slower domestic cell manufacturing continued to constrain supply
he 4 GW expansion will be implemented in two phases of 2 GW each. The project cost, funding strategy and overall capacity plan remain unchanged following the relocation
The funds will primarily support the company’s growth plans, including acquisitions
The company has received a Rs 476 crore order from Vikran Engineering Limited for the supply of solar photovoltaic modules
