ISG Solar International Group acquires Tamesol’s production facility in Girona

ISG Solar International Group Ltd, a British multinational based in London has taken over Tamesol, through the acquisition of its production facility in Girona.

Under an agreement ISG Solar will be to provide Tamesol with the necessary resources to realize its ambitious plan for expansion. The English company notes that it has chosen Tamesol for its experience and potential for expansion. Tamesol has been manufacturing panels (TM-Series) and photovoltaic systems (TM-Systems) for more than 12 years, supplying more than 1.6 million modules and operating in more than 30 countries. The two companies have agreed to keep all of their human, technological and management resources in place, which have been key reason during the most prosperous years of the company.

Tamesol has a global presence from its central offices (Girona), branch (Los Angeles), logistic warehouses (Rotterdam), production facilities (China, India and Taiwan), and partners (in more than 20 countries).

With this merger, both the companies hope to come together and increase future prospects for the coming years. ISG is positioning itself as a reference for the renewable energy sector, a business that covers the entire value chain of the solar industry, from the manufacture of photovoltaic solar panels and the promotion of solar parks to the construction and distribution of components. ISG intends to multiply the turnover of all the companies in the group and consolidate itself as a multinational leader in the renewable energy sector for the next 5 years.

As part of the agreement, Tamesol will provide photovoltaic solar panels for its first macro project in India, of which ISG is a promoter. These are 300MW solar panels, currently in development and scheduled to be completed in mid-2017. The projects are located in the towns of Bengaluru, Bhuwaneswar, Ananthpur, Vayalpadu, Gujarath. This contract would mean for Tamesol a turnover of more than 100 million dollars.

India has become the most attractive market for investors in renewable energy and has the most future potential, thanks to the COP21 agreement signed in Paris a year ago on this day.