Emmvee, a leading Indian solar energy manufacturer, has announced the commissioning of a new manufacturing facility in Sulibele, near Bengaluru International Airport, Karnataka. The 4-lakh square feet plant significantly expands the company’s solar PV module production by an additional 2.0 GWp—bringing total module capacity to 6.6 GWp and solar cell capacity to 2.5 GWp.
The facility will play a key role in supporting India’s green energy ambitions and enhancing domestic solar manufacturing. Over 500 new jobs are expected to be created across engineering, management, operations, and administrative functions, strengthening Emmvee’s current team of more than 2,000 employees.
Driving Self-Reliance and Advanced Manufacturing
Commenting on the milestone, D.V. Manjunatha, Chairman and Managing Director of Emmvee, said, “This is yet another step in the company’s dedication to supporting India’s renewable energy goals and achieving solar manufacturing self-reliance.”
The new unit is equipped with state-of-the-art automation, advanced quality control systems, and is designed for high adaptability—capable of producing a wide range of module sizes and formats. This strategic investment not only boosts output but aligns with the company’s vision of leading innovation in the solar manufacturing space.
Focused on Growth and Customer-Centric Solutions
Suhas Donthi, President and CEO of Emmvee, emphasized that the expansion reflects more than just increased capacity. “The new facility will bolster our production capabilities, enabling us to better service our customers. We’re not merely scaling, but also investing in technological advancements that will sharpen our operations and offerings.”
With this expansion, Emmvee continues to solidify its position in India’s solar ecosystem, contributing to both national sustainability targets and the growth of the green energy economy.
