Archive · 15 Dec 2025
Solex Energy and TT Vision Partner for Solar Automation in India
Two companies, Solex Energy from India and TT Vision from Malaysia, have agreed to work together to make solar panel production better and faster.
TT Vision will teach Solex's engineers about new technologies and how to use them.
Solex will help TT Vision set up their business in India.
This partnership will last for three years.
The goal is to make India a leading place for making solar panels.
The news about this partnership came out on December 15, and after that, Solex's stock price went down a little.
Solex Energy Ltd and TT Vision Holdings Berhad signed a non-binding MoU to collaborate on solar manufacturing automation and talent development in India.
TT Vision will provide specialized technical training to Solex engineers in Malaysia and India, focusing on automation and solar inspection systems.
Solex will gain preferential access to TT Vision’s automation technologies for research and development and new product introduction.
The partnership includes consulting in Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), Lean, Six Sigma, and structured problem-solving to aid operational excellence.
Solex will assist TT Vision’s entry into the Indian market by providing guidance on manufacturing setup, supply chain alignment, and government engagement.
- Who
- Solex Energy Ltd and TT Vision Holdings Berhad
- What
- Signed a non-binding MoU to collaborate on solar manufacturing automation, engineering capabilities, and talent development in India
- When
- December 15
- Where
- India and Penang, Malaysia
- Why
- To advance solar manufacturing automation, engineering capabilities, and talent development in India
- Companies Involved
- Solex Energy Ltd and TT Vision Holdings Berhad
- Agreement Type
- Non-binding Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
- Duration
- 36 months
- Training Focus
- Automation, solar inspection systems, process equipment, global manufacturing best practices
- Locations
- Penang, Malaysia and India
- Stock Performance
- Solex Energy Ltd shares ended 1.66% lower at ₹1,485.00 on NSE