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CARE D
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Rated: 19 Oct 2021
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Source: CRISILInvestment Thesis
Jupiter Solar Power Limited is a thematically well-positioned solar energy company operating in India's highest-priority renewable energy sector. Its integrated manufacturing and EPC model, 15+ years of operational history, and Noida-based operations provide strategic advantages. While the sector tailwind is undeniable, the company's small unlisted status means investors must carefully assess its financial capacity to participate meaningfully in India's solar boom.
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Business Segments
Solar Module Manufacturing
Manufacturing of photovoltaic solar modules/panels for sale to EPC contractors, developers, and end-users. Products serve rooftop, ground-mount, and utility-scale solar applications.
Solar EPC Services
End-to-end engineering, procurement, and construction services for solar power projects including rooftop solar, ground-mount utility-scale projects, and solar water pumping systems.
Solar O&M Services
Operations and maintenance services for installed solar projects, providing recurring revenue from the company's installed base of EPC projects.
Revenue Model
Jupiter Solar Power generates revenue through three streams: (1) sale of manufactured solar modules to third-party buyers including developers and EPC contractors; (2) lump-sum EPC project revenues from government and commercial solar installations; and (3) recurring annual maintenance contracts (AMC) from its commissioned project portfolio. Revenue is project-order driven with cyclical patterns tied to SECI/MNRE tender award cycles.
Detailed Analysis
Growth Plans
India's 500 GW renewable energy target by 2030 creates sustained high-volume demand for domestic solar manufacturers
PLI scheme incentives for solar module manufacturing provide direct financial support for capacity expansion
BCD protection against Chinese solar module imports protects domestic manufacturers' pricing
PM KUSUM and Rooftop Solar Phase II programs drive distributed solar deployment across UP and India
Recent Developments
India's Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for solar PV modules has created favorable conditions for domestic manufacturers including Jupiter Solar Power. The company is reportedly expanding manufacturing capacity to meet growing domestic demand.
2023-2024Jupiter Solar Power has been involved in solar installations under the PM KUSUM scheme (solar-powered agricultural pumps) in Uttar Pradesh, benefiting from the state's large agricultural sector and government subsidy support.
2023Comparable Companies
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Frequently Asked Questions
About Jupiter Solar Power Limited
Jupiter Solar Power Limited is an Uttar Pradesh-based solar energy company incorporated in 2008, engaged in the development, installation, and operation of solar photovoltaic (PV) power generation systems for commercial, industrial, and utility-scale applications. The company operates in India's rapidly expanding renewable energy sector, which has set a target of 500 GW non-fossil fuel based capacity by 2030 under India's nationally determined contribution (NDC) to the Paris Agreement. India's solar energy sector has witnessed extraordinary growth, with installed solar capacity expanding from less than 3 GW in 2014 to over 85 GW by 2024 — a 28-fold increase driven by dramatic cost reductions (solar module prices fell 90%+ since 2010), supportive government policies including the PM Kusum scheme for agricultural solar, rooftop solar subsidies, and large-scale solar park development. Jupiter Solar Power participates in this growth story by developing solar power projects including rooftop solar installations, ground-mounted utility projects, and solar power supply arrangements for industrial and commercial consumers. Uttar Pradesh is one of India's largest solar energy target states, with the state government targeting 22 GW of installed capacity by 2026. The company benefits from declining solar equipment costs, favorable net metering regulations, and corporate sustainability commitments driving demand for solar power purchase agreements (PPAs). Jupiter Solar Power offers investors exposure to India's energy transition narrative — a multi-decade secular growth story as the country transitions from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.
Key Milestones
2008: Incorporated as Jupiter Solar Power Limited in Noida, UP — coinciding with India's early solar energy policy development phase
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Potential listing on stock exchanges would provide access to cheaper growth capital
Industry Tailwinds
India's 500 GW renewable energy target by 2030 creates sustained high-volume demand for domestic solar manufacturers
PLI scheme incentives for solar module manufacturing provide direct financial support for capacity expansion
BCD protection against Chinese solar module imports protects domestic manufacturers' pricing
PM KUSUM and Rooftop Solar Phase II programs drive distributed solar deployment across UP and India
Potential listing on stock exchanges would provide access to cheaper growth capital
Industry Headwinds
Large integrated solar players (Adani, Waaree, Tata Power Solar) capturing bulk of large SECI tenders
Any reversal of import duty protection could expose domestic manufacturers to Chinese module price competition
Interest rate environment impacting cost of capital for project financing
CRISIL rating of CARE D — sub-investment grade; indicates elevated credit risk
Source: CRISIL
Indian solar manufacturing faces competition from large domestic players (Waaree, Adani Solar, Vikram Solar) and persistent pressure from low-cost Chinese module imports despite BCD
Source: AlphaHub Research
Rapid evolution of solar cell technology (from mono PERC to TOPCon to HJT) requires continuous capex; falling behind on technology upgrades reduces competitiveness
Source: AlphaHub Research
Changes to BCD (Basic Customs Duty), ALMM regulations, or PLI scheme parameters directly impact domestic solar manufacturers' competitiveness
Source: AlphaHub Research
Solar EPC and manufacturing are capital-intensive; access to affordable debt is critical, and small companies are at a disadvantage versus larger listed peers
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
EPC project delivery timelines and cost management are critical; delays or cost overruns on large projects can significantly impact margins
Source: Company Financial Filings
Indian solar manufacturing faces competition from large domestic players (Waaree, Adani Solar, Vikram Solar) and persistent pressure from low-cost Chinese module imports despite BCD
Rapid evolution of solar cell technology (from mono PERC to TOPCon to HJT) requires continuous capex; falling behind on technology upgrades reduces competitiveness
Changes to BCD (Basic Customs Duty), ALMM regulations, or PLI scheme parameters directly impact domestic solar manufacturers' competitiveness
Solar EPC and manufacturing are capital-intensive; access to affordable debt is critical, and small companies are at a disadvantage versus larger listed peers
EPC project delivery timelines and cost management are critical; delays or cost overruns on large projects can significantly impact margins
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PREMIERENE.NS · ~₹15,000 crore
2010: India's National Solar Mission launched, creating significant market opportunity for domestic solar companies
2012-2015: Company established solar module manufacturing capacity; began executing EPC contracts in UP and NCR
2015-2018: Benefited from India's rapid solar capacity addition under MNRE; executed commercial and industrial rooftop projects
2018-2020: India's solar sector saw tariff pressures and import competition from Chinese modules; company adapted sourcing strategy
2021-2023: India's PLI scheme for solar modules and BCD on imports revitalized domestic manufacturing ambitions
2023-2024: Ongoing facility and capacity expansion as company aligns with India's 2030 solar targets