Group Surya has commissioned a 500 MW G12R solar module production line in the Indian state of Odisha. The fully automated facility will be expanded to 1 GW within four to five months.
The G12R solar module manufacturing line will operate under Iyro, Group Surya’s advanced solar solutions brand.
Group Surya/IYRO Solar
Group Surya, the parent company of Surya International Enterprise Ltd, today announced the commissioning of its G12R solar module production line with an annual manufacturing capacity of 500 MW in Bhubaneswar city of Odisha. This marks the first G12R-capable PV module manufacturing facility in the state.
The company said its fully automated G12R line is engineered for high-volume, high-efficiency production, operating at a rapid cycle time of 20–25 seconds per module. It plans to expand the Bhubaneswar facility to 1 GW within the next four to five months, to serve domestic and international markets.
The facility will produce PV modules with outputs from 450 W to 735 W, serving utility-scale, commercial, and residential segments. It is equipped for multiple technologies, including TOPCon, HJT, bifacial, half-cut, and dual-glass configurations.
The advanced AI-driven quality control systems enable a 97–98% reduction in defects, ensuring consistent adherence to global performance and reliability standards. Breakage rates are below five per 10,000 PV modules.
“This commissioning marks a significant step in our strategic roadmap to build globally competitive manufacturing capabilities aligned with the Government of India’s Atmanirbhar Bharat vision and Make in India,” said Kamlesh Kumar Singh, Group Director. “By investing in advanced technologies and expanding production capacity, we are enhancing operational efficiency and long-term value creation of both country and GroupSurya.”
The G12R manufacturing line will operate under Iyro, Group Surya’s advanced solar solutions brand.
 
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