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Trades about 42% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Solex Energy Ltd. operates within India, specializing in the production and sale of solar photovoltaic (PV) panels. The company delivers comprehensive, end-to-end solar solutions, encompassing engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services for the renewable energy market. Their extensive portfolio features complete solar power plant installations, including large-scale utility ground-mounted facilities and solar water pumping systems. Solex also addresses various other needs, offering rooftop solar systems for both residential and industrial clients, independent off-grid power plants, grid-connected solar solutions, and integrated solar lighting systems for homes and streets. Furthermore, they provide bespoke solar solutions tailored to specific requirements. Solex Energy serves a remarkably diverse clientele, reaching across numerous sectors such as government entities, real estate development, agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare, hospitality, housing societies, banking and financial institutions, educational bodies, transportation and logistics, media and entertainment, and the telecommunications industry. Established in 1995, Solex Energy Ltd. is headquartered in Surat, India.
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