Gautam Solar Establishes Its New Module Plant At Bhiwani

Gautam Solar Establishes Its New Module Plant At Bhiwani

Indian solar module manufacturer Gautam Solar today announced the establishment of its new solar module manufacturing plant at Bhiwani in Haryana. The firm said that in a record time of one year, it successfully established its new solar module manufacturing plant from land acquisition to full-scale operations.

This facility spans over 60 acres and is equipped with a fully automated setup and advanced machines. “This is one of the biggest module manufacturing plants in the region and has recently helped Gautam Solar surpass 2 GW capacity. Two advanced high-speed production lines are currently being installed, which will significantly enhance manufacturing efficiency and scale up the total production capacity to 3.2 GWp by March 2025. These high-speed production lines are sourced from Tier-1 machine suppliers, and feature the latest technology, making the company one of the earliest adopters of these cutting-edge advancements,” it said in a media statement.

Gautam Solar plans to achieve a total solar module manufacturing capacity of 5 GW by 2025. The company now also has planned to foray into solar cell manufacturing. “With over 27+ years of industry expertise, a strong financial foundation, and a deep understanding of solar lifecycle and warranty requirements, Gautam Solar stands out as a trusted leader, ensuring long-term reliability with a dedicated warranty fund. The company operates multiple factories with integrated manufacturing capabilities and is now expanding into solar cell production to address critical supply chain gaps. The company is also setting up a solar cell manufacturing facility to strengthen India’s renewable energy supply chain and reduce import dependency,” it added.

Scaling Solar Production 

Speaking about the company’s highly ambitious programmes, Gautam Mohanka, CEO of Gautam Solar, said, “By scaling its solar module manufacturing capacity to 5 GW, Gautam Solar is poised to play a crucial role in meeting the growing demand for high-quality solar modules, driven by the government’s annual tenders of 50 GW. The company remains steadfast in its mission to accelerate India’s clean energy transition and establish itself as a global leader in solar manufacturing.”

The company which has already tried its hands with solar modules and planning to venture into cell manufacturing has planned to raise more funds by entering into the stock market. It has now planned to issue its Initial Public Offering (IPO) soon to raise more money. It has multiple factories in Uttarakhand and Haryana.