Author: PPD Team Date: 02/01/2025

Solex Energy Limited has secured contracts worth Rs 1,790 million from Sprng Energy Private Limited and Zodiac Energy Limited for supplying solar modules for a total of 120 MW solar photovoltaic (PV) power projects in India.

The contracts include:

  • Supply of 100 MW N-type TOPCON 585/590 Wp PV modules worth Rs 1,500 million to Sprng Energy, with delivery expected by June 2025.
  • Supply of 20 MW Bifacial PERC PV modules worth Rs 290 million to Zodiac Energy, with delivery scheduled within three months.

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