Vikram Solar Secures 124 MW Module Supply Order for Andhra Pradesh Solar Project
Vikram Solar Limited secured a 124 MW module supply order for a solar project in Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh. The company will supply G12R TOPCon modules with supplies commencing in October 2026 and execution by end of Q3 2026. This order strengthens Vikram Solar's position in the utility-scale solar market.
The order size of 124 MW is substantial and contributes to the company's existing manufacturing capacity and market presence, indicating a medium impact on its business operations.
The announcement details a significant new order win, which is positive for the company's business outlook and market position.
Vikram Solar Limited has announced a significant order win for the supply of 124 MW of high-efficiency G12R TOPCon modules for a solar project located in Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh. This order reinforces the company's position in India's utility-scale solar market.
The agreement entails the supply of modules with rated capacities ranging from 620 Wp to 630 Wp. Module supplies are scheduled to commence in October 2026 and are expected to be executed by the end of the third quarter of 2026.
This order is a testament to Vikram Solar's growing manufacturing capacity, which has scaled up to 15.5 GW. The company aims to support India's energy self-reliance goals through domestic manufacturing and advanced technology solutions. Mr. Sameer Nagpal, Chief Executive Officer of Vikram Solar, expressed confidence in the company's ability to meet the industry's demands with advanced solutions like their G12R TOPCon platform.
The order was awarded by Capital Energy Private Limited and is a one-time contract. The company confirmed that there are no promoter or promoter group interests in the awarding entity, and the transaction does not fall under related party transactions.
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