Company launches new unit in Rajasthan, plans aggressive expansion to fuel India’s green energy ambitions

ACME Group is making bold strides in India’s renewable energy sector, setting an ambitious revenue target of ₹10,000 crore by 2030 through its solar module and cell manufacturing operations.

The company recently inaugurated a 1.2 GW solar module manufacturing unit in Rajasthan, marking the first step in a broader strategy to scale up its clean energy manufacturing capabilities. Plans are underway to expand this facility to accommodate the growing demand for solar infrastructure.

To drive this growth, ACME has formed a dedicated business arm—ACME Renewable Equipment Manufacturing—which will oversee the development of a solar cell production plant. This move will help ACME establish an integrated manufacturing ecosystem, strengthening India’s solar value chain.

After being listed on the Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM), the company’s efforts received a significant boost. This certification allows ACME to participate in government-led solar initiatives, including public tenders, rooftop solar installations, and the KUSUM scheme targeted at farmers.

Beyond domestic markets, ACME is eyeing international opportunities, positioning itself as a key exporter in the global solar manufacturing sector. The expansion aligns with India’s Make in India initiative and reinforces the country’s commitment to a sustainable and self-reliant energy future.

As the world shifts toward clean energy, ACME Group’s investments are all set to play a significant role in powering both national and global transitions to greener technologies.