Fujiyama Power Systems Limited, one of India’s leading rooftop solar solution providers, has commissioned a 1 GW solar cell manufacturing plant at Dadri, Uttar Pradesh, marking a major step in strengthening its backward integration across the solar value chain. The facility was inaugurated by senior officials from the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE).
The Dadri plant is strategically aligned with Fujiyama’s existing manufacturing operations. The company currently operates a total solar panel manufacturing capacity of 1.6 GW, with 1.2 GW already located at the Dadri site. The newly commissioned solar cell capacity will be used entirely for captive consumption, enabling tighter control over supply, costs, and production planning.
By establishing in-house solar cell manufacturing, Fujiyama is reducing its dependence on imported cells while improving supply-chain security. This integration supports the company’s long-term strategy of delivering cost-efficient and reliable rooftop solar solutions to domestic consumers. The facility will manufacture Mono PERC Domestic Content Requirement (DCR) solar cells, allowing Fujiyama to address demand arising from government-supported rooftop solar programs.
The project involved an investment of approximately ₹300 crore, funded through a mix of internal accruals and debt. Notably, the plant was completed within six months—significantly faster than typical industry timelines—while also achieving cost efficiencies against the initial budget.
With 29 years of operational experience, Fujiyama offers a diversified portfolio of over 500 SKUs across solar panels, inverters, batteries, chargers, and power electronics. The company operates four manufacturing facilities across Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and Haryana, supported by a nationwide network of more than 7,500 channel partners. With the addition of solar cell manufacturing, Fujiyama is well positioned to support India’s rapidly growing rooftop solar market.
