Premier Energies has shown its ability to scale and in building capacities – started with a 0.8GW PERC cell capacity and has added 1.2GW TOPCon facility. It is building 7GW of cell and wafer capacity at a single location; thus, leading to cost and cell efficiency. The location of the new plant was chosen to optimise cost of utilities.
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India is aiming for a solar surge, targeting 200–210GW of capacity by 2030, as part of its green energy push. With renewables mandated to power 43% of consumption (up from just 24% today), demand for solar modules and cells is set to shine, and why not?
Solar is already the cheapest source of energy, making it the poster child of energy transition. To fuel domestic manufacturing, India’s government has rolled out a power-packed policy mix—PLI incentives, non-tariff barriers such as ALMM (compulsory local sourcing), and a protective 40% and 25% duty on imported modules and cells, respectively.
Premier Energies shall stand to benefit from the push for local. With strong tailwinds, we reiterate our Buy rating with a target price of Rs 1,320 (unchanged).
Key risks:
Delay in ALMM-1 applicability;
reduction of duties on Chinese imports;
delay/non-execution of DCR /schemes; and
slower-than-expected capacity addition.
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