Vikram Solar Commissions New Tamil Nadu Mega-Facility, Rolls Out First Module
Vikram Solar has commissioned its new manufacturing plant in Gangaikondan, Tamil Nadu, rolling out its first solar module. The 6 lakh sq. ft. facility aims to generate over 1,500 jobs and will house integrated cell, wafer, and ingot manufacturing by FY30. The company plans to establish 9 GW of solar cell capacity by FY27.
The commissioning of a new mega-facility and the company's strategic plans for vertical integration and capacity expansion have a significant impact on Vikram Solar's future growth, market position, and contribution to India's solar manufacturing ecosystem.
The announcement details the successful commissioning of a new, advanced manufacturing facility and the roll-out of the first module, which is a positive development for the company's expansion and manufacturing capabilities.
Vikram Solar Limited has announced the formal commissioning of its new manufacturing plant at Gangaikondan, Tamil Nadu, with the successful roll-out of the first solar module. This state-of-the-art, highly automated facility spans 6 lakh sq. ft. and is expected to generate employment for over 1,500 skilled professionals.
The Gangaikondan plant is designed as a next-generation smart factory, integrating advanced automation and digital manufacturing technologies to enhance efficiency, quality, and reliability. Key features include real-time production tracking, automated quality checks, and smart systems for grading, sorting, and packaging modules.
The first products manufactured are Vikram Solar’s Hypersol N-Type TOPCon G12R modules, delivering 615-640 Wp of rated power with module efficiencies up to 23.69%. This facility is a cornerstone of Vikram Solar's long-term vision for a fully integrated solar manufacturing ecosystem in India, with plans to progressively house module, cell, wafer, and ingot manufacturing.
As part of its roadmap, Vikram Solar plans to establish 9 GW of solar cell manufacturing capacity by FY27, expand it by 3 GW by FY28, and add 12 GW of wafer and ingot manufacturing capacity by FY29-30. Chairman & Managing Director, Mr. Gyanesh Chaudhary, stated that this expansion reinforces India's domestic content framework, strengthens supply chain resilience, and supports India’s clean energy ambitions.
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