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Solex Energy, an India-based solar PV module manufacturer, has secured two work orders together with its wholly owned subsidiary, Solex Green Energy. The orders are worth INR 194.14 crore (~ $20.05 million) in all, and each of them calls for the supply of TOPCon bifacial glass to glass modules. Solex Green Energy has received the larger order, which is valued at INR 180.98 crore (~ $18.69 million). That order is to be executed by January 2027, as Solex Energy has stated in its filing with the stock exchanges. The parent company has received the smaller order, and that order is worth INR 13.16 crore (~ $1.36 million). Solex has said that the two orders will add to the order pipeline of the group, which is scaling up its module manufacturing. That manufacturing is carried out at Tadkeshwar near Surat, where the company operates a plant with a production capacity of 4 GW.
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