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2026 marks two milestones for Solis in India: 10 years in the market and 10 GW in cumulative shipments. These achievements reflect a decade of collaboration with distributors, installers, EPCs and customers, built on reliable products and long-term technical support. As we enter our second decade in India, our focus is on strengthening these partnerships and helping customers meet evolving energy needs through solar and storage solutions.

Founded in 2005, Solis serves residential, commercial and industrial, and utility-scale solar applications. In 2025, we launched SolisStorage, our dedicated energy storage brand, and completed the Solis Future Factory, increasing annual production capacity to 80 GW. Together, these developments strengthen our ability to deliver a broader range of solar and storage solutions.

In the first half of 2026, Solis recorded global revenue of USD 572 million, with overseas markets contributing 60.3% of the total. Energy storage inverter revenue increased by 106.7% year on year, while R&D investment reached USD 37.7 million. These results underline the growing role of storage in our business and our continued commitment to product and technology development.

Building on our grid-tied and hybrid inverter portfolio, we are expanding into integrated energy storage systems. EverCore, our C&I storage solution, combines batteries, inverter technology and energy management, offering capacities of 100–261 kWh and power ratings of 30–125 kW. With switching between grid-connected and off-grid operation in less than 10 milliseconds, it supports solar self-consumption, load shifting, backup power and microgrid applications. The appropriate system configuration depends on each project’s load profile, tariff structure and site conditions.

EverCore is also designed to simplify installation and ongoing operation. Its pre-wired battery design reduces on-site installation work, while its air-cooled architecture facilitates maintenance. Protection at cell, battery pack and system levels supports safe operation. Through the Solis AI energy management platform, the system enables remote monitoring, wireless firmware upgrades and intelligent energy scheduling.

For our next decade in India, product development and partner support will remain closely connected. We will strengthen practical support across solution selection, commissioning and ongoing maintenance, helping partners deliver suitable systems and dependable operation after installation. At REI 2026, we look forward to celebrating our 10-year and 10 GW milestones with our partners, discussing real project requirements and exploring the next opportunities for solar and storage in India.

2026 marks two milestones for Solis in India: 10 years in the market and 10 GW in cumulative shipments. These achievements reflect a decade of collaboration with distributors, installers, EPCs and customers, built on reliable products and long-term technical support. As we enter our second decade in India, our focus is on strengthening these partnerships and helping customers meet evolving energy needs through solar and storage solutions.

Founded in 2005, Solis serves residential, commercial and industrial, and utility-scale solar applications. In 2025, we launched SolisStorage, our dedicated energy storage brand, and completed the Solis Future Factory, increasing annual production capacity to 80 GW. Together, these developments strengthen our ability to deliver a broader range of solar and storage solutions.

In the first half of 2026, Solis recorded global revenue of USD 572 million, with overseas markets contributing 60.3% of the total. Energy storage inverter revenue increased by 106.7% year on year, while R&D investment reached USD 37.7 million. These results underline the growing role of storage in our business and our continued commitment to product and technology development.

Building on our grid-tied and hybrid inverter portfolio, we are expanding into integrated energy storage systems. EverCore, our C&I storage solution, combines batteries, inverter technology and energy management, offering capacities of 100–261 kWh and power ratings of 30–125 kW. With switching between grid-connected and off-grid operation in less than 10 milliseconds, it supports solar self-consumption, load shifting, backup power and microgrid applications. The appropriate system configuration depends on each project’s load profile, tariff structure and site conditions.

EverCore is also designed to simplify installation and ongoing operation. Its pre-wired battery design reduces on-site installation work, while its air-cooled architecture facilitates maintenance. Protection at cell, battery pack and system levels supports safe operation. Through the Solis AI energy management platform, the system enables remote monitoring, wireless firmware upgrades and intelligent energy scheduling.

For our next decade in India, product development and partner support will remain closely connected. We will strengthen practical support across solution selection, commissioning and ongoing maintenance, helping partners deliver suitable systems and dependable operation after installation. At REI 2026, we look forward to celebrating our 10-year and 10 GW milestones with our partners, discussing real project requirements and exploring the next opportunities for solar and storage in India.

KP Green Engineering Limited has secured fresh confirmed orders worth ₹272.32 crore, inclusive of taxes, from various clients across multiple business segments, strengthening its presence in renewable energy, power transmission, infrastructure and industrial sectors.

The company disclosed the order wins pursuant to Regulation 30 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.

Solar projects account for the largest share of the new orders, valued at ₹115.88 crore. These orders include fixed-tilt module mounting structures, tracker-type module mounting structures and associated structural components.

The company has also secured orders worth ₹99.14 crore for pre-engineered building (PEB) structures, making it the second-largest contributor to the total order value.

In the transmission tower segment, orders worth ₹31.79 crore cover materials for 220 kV to 400 kV transmission towers, 33 kV and 66 kV substation equipment structures, hardware, cable trays, galvanised iron (GI) strip materials and GI structures for isolators.

Additionally, KP Green Engineering has received orders worth ₹10.25 crore for poles and highmasts, while orders for 220 kV, 66 kV and 33 kV isolators are valued at ₹8.16 crore.

The remaining ₹7.10 crore in orders relates to rooftop solar systems, ladder and other cable trays, crash barriers for railway track fencing, and other associated products.

The latest order inflow highlights KP Green Engineering’s diversified manufacturing capabilities and its continued engagement across solar infrastructure, power transmission and industrial construction. The broad-based order portfolio reflects demand for the company’s structural and engineering products across multiple infrastructure applications.

KP Green Engineering Limited has secured fresh confirmed orders worth ₹272.32 crore, inclusive of taxes, from various clients across multiple business segments, strengthening its presence in renewable energy, power transmission, infrastructure and industrial sectors.

The company disclosed the order wins pursuant to Regulation 30 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.

Solar projects account for the largest share of the new orders, valued at ₹115.88 crore. These orders include fixed-tilt module mounting structures, tracker-type module mounting structures and associated structural components.

The company has also secured orders worth ₹99.14 crore for pre-engineered building (PEB) structures, making it the second-largest contributor to the total order value.

In the transmission tower segment, orders worth ₹31.79 crore cover materials for 220 kV to 400 kV transmission towers, 33 kV and 66 kV substation equipment structures, hardware, cable trays, galvanised iron (GI) strip materials and GI structures for isolators.

Additionally, KP Green Engineering has received orders worth ₹10.25 crore for poles and highmasts, while orders for 220 kV, 66 kV and 33 kV isolators are valued at ₹8.16 crore.

The remaining ₹7.10 crore in orders relates to rooftop solar systems, ladder and other cable trays, crash barriers for railway track fencing, and other associated products.

The latest order inflow highlights KP Green Engineering’s diversified manufacturing capabilities and its continued engagement across solar infrastructure, power transmission and industrial construction. The broad-based order portfolio reflects demand for the company’s structural and engineering products across multiple infrastructure applications.

KP Green Engineering Limited has secured fresh confirmed orders worth ₹272.32 crore, inclusive of taxes, from various clients across multiple business segments, strengthening its presence in renewable energy, power transmission, infrastructure and industrial sectors.

The company disclosed the order wins pursuant to Regulation 30 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.

Solar projects account for the largest share of the new orders, valued at ₹115.88 crore. These orders include fixed-tilt module mounting structures, tracker-type module mounting structures and associated structural components.

The company has also secured orders worth ₹99.14 crore for pre-engineered building (PEB) structures, making it the second-largest contributor to the total order value.

In the transmission tower segment, orders worth ₹31.79 crore cover materials for 220 kV to 400 kV transmission towers, 33 kV and 66 kV substation equipment structures, hardware, cable trays, galvanised iron (GI) strip materials and GI structures for isolators.

Additionally, KP Green Engineering has received orders worth ₹10.25 crore for poles and highmasts, while orders for 220 kV, 66 kV and 33 kV isolators are valued at ₹8.16 crore.

The remaining ₹7.10 crore in orders relates to rooftop solar systems, ladder and other cable trays, crash barriers for railway track fencing, and other associated products.

The latest order inflow highlights KP Green Engineering’s diversified manufacturing capabilities and its continued engagement across solar infrastructure, power transmission and industrial construction. The broad-based order portfolio reflects demand for the company’s structural and engineering products across multiple infrastructure applications.

AIKO will supply its high-power ABC (All Back Contact) solar modules for three utility-scale solar projects in South Africa under an agreement with Infinity Power, the largest African pure-play renewable energy provider. The deal marks the partnership’s first project in South Africa, and pushes their combined project collaboration across Africa past the 2 GWp milestone.

Under the agreement, AIKO will provide high‑efficiency ABC 1,195,136 modules expected to generate more than 1,871 GWh of annual energy for the 773.5 MWp combined portfolio covering three large‑scale Infinity Power projects — Highveld, Onderstepoort Solar 1 (OS1) and Onderstepoort Solar 2 (OS2). Awarded under Bid Window 7 of South Africa’s Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REIPPPP), the projects will operate under planned 20‑year power purchase agreements (PPAs) with Eskom and will be built under two EPC packages — Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy on Highveld and PowerChina Guizhou Engineering on the OS1 and OS2.

Located in Mpumalanga, South Africa, once operational, the Highveld project will generate clean energy sufficient to power approximately 167,000 homes, while avoiding approximately 660,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions annually. Onderstepoort Solar 1 and 2 located in the northwest, are expected to power approximately 289,000 homes and avoid more than 1.1 million tonnes of CO₂ emissions annually, bringing the Infinity Power portfolio’s total estimated annual CO₂ emissions avoided to approximately 1.7 million tonnes, based on public estimates.

Infinity Power was awarded 1.28 GW in solar capacity during this bidding round, the largest allocation among successful bidders in Bid Window 7. As the largest African pure-play renewable energy provider, the company develops, builds and operates large-scale solar and wind projects across the African continent.

Ahmed Zakaria, Director of EPC and Strategic Procurement at Infinity Power, said: “Our decision to partner with AIKO on our South African portfolio based on their capability to meet our technical requirements and reliable delivery commitment we have witnessed across our projects in Egypt. AIKO’s ABC technology delivers the efficiency and execution certainty required to deliver large‑scale projects under the REIPPPP framework, and we look forward to bringing full portfolio into commercial operation.”

AIKO’s ABC modules, AIKO-A645/650-GRH66Dw, were selected on the strength of both performance and execution. With the REIPPPP launched to tackle South Africa’s energy crisis, and tender tariffs falling with each successive round, project economics have become a decisive factor in module selection. The high power output of ABC modules reduces the total module count and balance-of-system (BOS) components such as mounting structures and cabling, lowering overall system costs and keeping projects economically competitive under the auction mechanism. In South Africa’s high-irradiance, high-temperature conditions, the modules’ superior temperature coefficient maintains more stable power output, lifting energy yield across the project’s full lifecycle, with efficiency reaching up to 24.1%. Low degradation rates (≤1% in the first year, and 0.35% annually from years 2 to 30) secure stable generation throughout the 20-year PPA term, enhancing long-term returns and project bankability. Full traceability across module production and delivery, together with a delivery schedule aligned to the two EPC packages, provides further certainty of execution across the three sites.

The agreement marks AIKO’s first collaboration with Infinity Power in South Africa and their third overall collaboration in Africa, following the 258.5 MWp Nefer Benban and 1.2 GWp Nefer Menya projects in Egypt. With cumulative cooperation now exceeding 2 GWp, the partnership continues to expand, underscoring a global benchmark developer’s sustained confidence in the efficiency and reliability of ABC technology, as well as its recognition of AIKO’s supply capabilities and product quality.

AIKO will supply its high-power ABC (All Back Contact) solar modules for three utility-scale solar projects in South Africa under an agreement with Infinity Power, the largest African pure-play renewable energy provider. The deal marks the partnership’s first project in South Africa, and pushes their combined project collaboration across Africa past the 2 GWp milestone.

Under the agreement, AIKO will provide high‑efficiency ABC 1,195,136 modules expected to generate more than 1,871 GWh of annual energy for the 773.5 MWp combined portfolio covering three large‑scale Infinity Power projects — Highveld, Onderstepoort Solar 1 (OS1) and Onderstepoort Solar 2 (OS2). Awarded under Bid Window 7 of South Africa’s Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REIPPPP), the projects will operate under planned 20‑year power purchase agreements (PPAs) with Eskom and will be built under two EPC packages — Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy on Highveld and PowerChina Guizhou Engineering on the OS1 and OS2.

Located in Mpumalanga, South Africa, once operational, the Highveld project will generate clean energy sufficient to power approximately 167,000 homes, while avoiding approximately 660,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions annually. Onderstepoort Solar 1 and 2 located in the northwest, are expected to power approximately 289,000 homes and avoid more than 1.1 million tonnes of CO₂ emissions annually, bringing the Infinity Power portfolio’s total estimated annual CO₂ emissions avoided to approximately 1.7 million tonnes, based on public estimates.

Infinity Power was awarded 1.28 GW in solar capacity during this bidding round, the largest allocation among successful bidders in Bid Window 7. As the largest African pure-play renewable energy provider, the company develops, builds and operates large-scale solar and wind projects across the African continent.

Ahmed Zakaria, Director of EPC and Strategic Procurement at Infinity Power, said: “Our decision to partner with AIKO on our South African portfolio based on their capability to meet our technical requirements and reliable delivery commitment we have witnessed across our projects in Egypt. AIKO’s ABC technology delivers the efficiency and execution certainty required to deliver large‑scale projects under the REIPPPP framework, and we look forward to bringing full portfolio into commercial operation.”

AIKO’s ABC modules, AIKO-A645/650-GRH66Dw, were selected on the strength of both performance and execution. With the REIPPPP launched to tackle South Africa’s energy crisis, and tender tariffs falling with each successive round, project economics have become a decisive factor in module selection. The high power output of ABC modules reduces the total module count and balance-of-system (BOS) components such as mounting structures and cabling, lowering overall system costs and keeping projects economically competitive under the auction mechanism. In South Africa’s high-irradiance, high-temperature conditions, the modules’ superior temperature coefficient maintains more stable power output, lifting energy yield across the project’s full lifecycle, with efficiency reaching up to 24.1%. Low degradation rates (≤1% in the first year, and 0.35% annually from years 2 to 30) secure stable generation throughout the 20-year PPA term, enhancing long-term returns and project bankability. Full traceability across module production and delivery, together with a delivery schedule aligned to the two EPC packages, provides further certainty of execution across the three sites.

The agreement marks AIKO’s first collaboration with Infinity Power in South Africa and their third overall collaboration in Africa, following the 258.5 MWp Nefer Benban and 1.2 GWp Nefer Menya projects in Egypt. With cumulative cooperation now exceeding 2 GWp, the partnership continues to expand, underscoring a global benchmark developer’s sustained confidence in the efficiency and reliability of ABC technology, as well as its recognition of AIKO’s supply capabilities and product quality.

AIKO will supply its high-power ABC (All Back Contact) solar modules for three utility-scale solar projects in South Africa under an agreement with Infinity Power, the largest African pure-play renewable energy provider. The deal marks the partnership’s first project in South Africaand pushes their combined project collaboration across Africa past the 2 GWp milestone.

Under the agreement, AIKO will provide high‑efficiency ABC 1,195,136 modules expected to generate more than 1,871 GWh of annual energy for the 773.5 MWp combined portfolio covering three large‑scale Infinity Power projects — Highveld, Onderstepoort Solar 1 (OS1) and Onderstepoort Solar 2 (OS2). Awarded under Bid Window 7 of South Africa’s Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer Procurement Programme (REIPPPP), the projects will operate under planned 20‑year power purchase agreements (PPAs) with Eskom and will be built under two EPC packages — Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy on Highveld and PowerChina Guizhou Engineering on the OS1 and OS2.

Located in Mpumalanga, South Africa, once operational, the Highveld project will generate clean energy sufficient to power approximately 167,000 homes, while avoiding approximately 660,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions annually. Onderstepoort Solar 1 and 2 located in the northwest, are expected to power approximately 289,000 homes and avoid more than 1.1 million tonnes of CO₂ emissions annually, bringing the Infinity Power portfolio’s total estimated annual CO₂ emissions avoided to approximately 1.7 million tonnes, based on public estimates.

Infinity Power was awarded 1.28 GW in solar capacity during this bidding round, the largest allocation among successful bidders in Bid Window 7. As the largest African pure-play renewable energy provider, the company develops, builds and operates large-scale solar and wind projects across the African continent.

Ahmed Zakaria, Director of EPC and Strategic Procurement at Infinity Power, said: “Our decision to partner with AIKO on our South African portfolio based on their capability to meet our technical requirements and reliable delivery commitment we have witnessed across our projects in Egypt. AIKO’s ABC technology delivers the efficiency and execution certainty required to deliver large‑scale projects under the REIPPPP framework, and we look forward to bringing full portfolio into commercial operation.”

AIKO’s ABC modules, AIKO-A645/650-GRH66Dw, were selected on the strength of both performance and execution. With the REIPPPP launched to tackle South Africa’s energy crisis, and tender tariffs falling with each successive round, project economics have become a decisive factor in module selection. The high power output of ABC modules reduces the total module count and balance-of-system (BOS) components such as mounting structures and cabling, lowering overall system costs and keeping projects economically competitive under the auction mechanism. In South Africa’s high-irradiance, high-temperature conditions, the modules’ superior temperature coefficient maintains more stable power output, lifting energy yield across the project’s full lifecycle, with efficiency reaching up to 24.1%. Low degradation rates (≤1% in the first year, and 0.35% annually from years 2 to 30) secure stable generation throughout the 20-year PPA term, enhancing long-term returns and project bankability. Full traceability across module production and delivery, together with a delivery schedule aligned to the two EPC packages, provides further certainty of execution across the three sites.

The agreement marks AIKO’s first collaboration with Infinity Power in South Africa and their third overall collaboration in Africa, following the 258.5 MWp Nefer Benban and 1.2 GWp Nefer Menya projects in Egypt. With cumulative cooperation now exceeding 2 GWp, the partnership continues to expand, underscoring a global benchmark developer’s sustained confidence in the efficiency and reliability of ABC technology, as well as its recognition of AIKO’s supply capabilities and product quality.