Bengaluru, 12th December 2025: Waaree Energies Limited, India’s leading solar module manufacturer and an integrated clean energy solutions provider, has further strengthened its domestic production capabilities by adding an additional 1.5 GW of solar module manufacturing capacity at its Samakhiali plant in Kutch, Gujarat.
This expansion builds directly on Waaree’s recent commissioning of two high-efficiency module lines of 750 MW each at the same Samakhiali location, totaling 1.5 GW of new capacity added. With this addition, Waaree has now scaled the Samakhiali manufacturing facility in Kutch, Gujarat to a total annual capacity of 3 GW. The site is now one of Waaree’s most advanced manufacturing hubs, equipped with next-generation automation, rigorous quality controls, and integrated testing systems designed to meet surging domestic and global demand for high-performance solar modules.
Sunil Rathi, Executive Director, Waaree Energies Limted said, “The expansion of our Samakhiali facility to 3 GW marks another milestone in Waaree’s purposeful capacity build-out. This positions us to serve strategic markets more effectively while advancing our vision of delivering reliable, locally manufactured solar technologies at scale.”
By strengthening both domestic and international manufacturing, Waaree continues to expand its leadership role in the renewable energy sector, offering a comprehensive suite of clean energy products that extend beyond modules and cells to include inverters, battery storage systems, green hydrogen solutions, and EPC services.
Total Global and India Manufacturing Capacity
With the Samakhiali expansion complete, Waaree’s aggregate solar module manufacturing capacity now stands at approximately 22.3 GW globally, comprised of around 19.7 GW in India and 2.6 GW in the United States. In addition, Waaree’s solar cell manufacturing capacity remains at 5.4 GW, representing one of the largest cell production platforms in India.
These capacities underpin Waaree’s ability to address growing global demand for high-efficiency solar modules, support energy transition goals, and contribute to national initiatives such as Make in India and Aatmanirbhar Bharat.
