Vikram Solar Unveils Ambitious Expansion: 15.5 GW Module, 12 GW Cell, 12 GW Wafer/Ingot, 15 GWh BESS by FY30
Vikram Solar plans major capacity expansion: 15.5 GW module, 12 GW cell, 12 GW wafer/ingot, and 15 GWh BESS by FY30. The company reported 50% YoY revenue growth to ₹3,350 crore and 154% EBITDA growth to ₹682 crore in 9MFY26. It is introducing 3 GW of XBC cell capacity and focusing on global markets.
The substantial capacity expansion plans, entry into new technology segments like XBC cells and BESS, and focus on global markets indicate a high impact on the company's future growth and market position.
The announcement details significant capacity expansions, strong financial growth, and strategic market positioning, all indicating a positive outlook for the company.
Vikram Solar Limited has presented an investor presentation detailing its significant expansion plans and strategic vision, focusing on three core pillars: Delivering Today, Building Tomorrow, and Growing Beyond.
The company outlined its roadmap for capacity expansion, aiming for 15.5 GW module capacity by FY27, 12 GW cell capacity by FY27-28, 12 GW wafer-ingot capacity by FY29-30, and 15 GWh of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) by FY30. This aggressive expansion signifies a move towards full backward integration, from ingot to module, and establishing a strong presence in the BESS market.
A key highlight is the introduction of 3 GW XBC (back-contact) cell capacity, with the first plant in India set to be commissioned by FY28, positioning Vikram Solar at the forefront of cell technology differentiation. The company is also establishing a 15 GWh BESS facility by FY30, aligning with India's national target for energy storage.
Financially, Vikram Solar reported a 50% year-on-year revenue growth for the first nine months of FY26, reaching ₹3,350 crore, with EBITDA surging by 154% to ₹682 crore. The company highlighted its strong order book architecture, with 84% domestic and 16% export orders, and significant growth in the C&I segment.
Vikram Solar also emphasized its strategic focus on global markets, aiming to become a trusted, compliance-first solar manufacturer in the US, Europe, and APAC regions, leveraging the 'China+1' advantage and ESG compliance. The presentation underscored the company's robust execution capabilities, de-risked project timelines, and a clear strategy for sustained growth across various market segments, including utility, C&I, KUSUM, and rooftop solar.
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