Vikram Solar Secures 400 MW Module Supply Order for Agri-Solar Projects in Maharashtra
Vikram Solar secures a 400 MW module supply order for decentralized solar projects in Maharashtra. The order is for high-efficiency N-Type TOPCon G12R modules and is scheduled for supply starting October 2026, with execution by March 2027.
A 400 MW order is substantial and directly contributes to the company's order book and future revenue, impacting its financial performance and market position.
The company has announced a significant new order win, which is a positive development for its business and revenue prospects.
Vikram Solar Limited has announced a significant order win for the supply of 400 MW of high-efficiency N-Type TOPCon G12R modules. This order comes from a leading EPC Company in India for a portfolio of decentralized solar projects to be developed across multiple locations in Maharashtra.
The modules supplied will feature glass-to-glass, bifacial technology and half-cut cells, with a power output of 620 Wp. The supplies are scheduled to commence in October 2026 and the order is to be executed by March 2027.
Mr. Gyanesh Chaudhary, Chairman & Managing Director, Vikram Solar, expressed confidence in the company's technology and its ability to support large, geographically distributed solar deployments. He highlighted the importance of such programs in bringing solar power benefits closer to farmers and agricultural communities, contributing to India's broader renewable energy and energy-security objectives.
This order strengthens Vikram Solar's position in the agricultural-feeder solarisation segment, a key area for India's transition towards decentralized renewable energy infrastructure. The company, a leading Indian solar module manufacturer with an international presence, has been recognized for its reliability and product quality.
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