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Indian Entrepreneur is investing $ 15.8 million to expand PV production – PV Magazine International

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Indian entrepreneur Nikhil Kamath has invested in 1,375 billion ($ 15.8 million) in Goldi Solar in Gujarat to expand his PV module production.

August 19, 2025
Uma Gupta

By PV Magazine India

Entrepreneur and investor Nikhil Kamath has invested in 1,375 billion in Goldi Solar, a PV module manufacturer based in Gujarat. The investment will enable Goldi Solar to expand production.

Goldi Solar almost tripled its PV module capacity from 3 GW to 14.7 GW in the past 12 months and is now entering large-scale production of solar cells to serve domestic and export markets.

“Renewable energy in India is a huge sector, and there is an equally massive chance of building here on our home base worldwide.

The investment comes in the midst of a rapid growth of the domestic demand for solar sun, supported by government goals of 280 GW of solar power by 2030, import duties on foreign modules and incentives for local manufacturers under the production-linked incentive scheme.

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