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Financials (FY2024)
Investment Thesis
Solar91 Cleantech Limited (CIN: U40108RJ2015PLC048401) is a Jaipur-based solar EPC company founded in 2015 by four IIT alumni, providing turnkey solar installations to commercial and industrial customers. With 191 completed projects, 94+ MW installed, and operations across 13 states plus Kenya, it is a credible C&I solar player. FY2024 revenue of ₹42.97 Cr (+14%) and PAT of ₹2.36 Cr (+1,080%) show strong margin inflection. The company filed a ₹100 Cr BSE SME IPO (DRHP August 2024), which was postponed by BSE on December 23, 2024 — one day before opening — following social media scrutiny and SEBI regulatory changes on IPO proceed usage. The IPO re-filing status is pending.
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Cons
Business Segments
Solar EPC — turnkey Engineering, Procurement & Construction for Commercial & Industrial rooftop/ground-mount solar
191 completed projects, 94+ MW installed capacity, 13 Indian states
International: projects in Kenya — African market entry
Revenue Model
Solar91 Cleantech earns revenue through project-based EPC contracts for solar power installations, encompassing engineering design, equipment procurement, civil and electrical work, and project commissioning for residential, commercial, and industrial customers.
Detailed Analysis
Growth Plans
India's aggressive renewable energy targets and PM-KUSUM scheme driving rooftop and distributed solar demand
Rajasthan government's solar energy policy promoting large-scale solar parks in the state
Corporate and industrial demand for captive solar power driven by RPO obligations
Industry Tailwinds
India's aggressive renewable energy targets and PM-KUSUM scheme driving rooftop and distributed solar demand
Recent Developments
Comparable Companies
WAAREEENER · ~50,000 Cr
Frequently Asked Questions
About Solar91 Cleantech
Solar91 Cleantech Limited is a Jaipur-based solar energy company incorporated on October 7, 2015, providing EPC (Engineering, Procurement & Construction) solar energy solutions to commercial and industrial (C&I) customers across India. The company was co-founded by IIT alumni, bringing technical rigor and engineering excellence to the rooftop and ground-mounted solar sector. Solar91 focuses on helping commercial and industrial businesses offset their power consumption through solar energy, enabling clients to reduce electricity costs, achieve sustainability goals, and transition toward renewable energy. The company provides end-to-end solar project delivery including system design, equipment procurement, installation, and post-installation operations & maintenance (O&M) services. The company reported revenue of Rs 43 crore in FY2024, reflecting 13.8% growth from FY2023, and has filed a Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) with SEBI for an IPO targeting a raise of approximately Rs 106 crore. The IPO would provide capital for business expansion and offer partial liquidity to existing shareholders. Solar91 operates in a rapidly growing market. India's renewable energy capacity has surpassed 200 GW total installed capacity, with solar accounting for the majority. The government's ambitious targets of 500 GW renewable capacity by 2030 and the accelerating corporate adoption of solar power purchase agreements (PPAs) provide a strong tailwind for EPC solar companies like Solar91. IIT-alumni founding teams in India's clean energy sector have demonstrated strong execution capabilities, as seen in comparable companies. Solar91's focus on the C&I segment — where customers have strong ability to pay and high energy cost motivations — positions it in the most commercially attractive solar segment.
Key Milestones
2015 — Incorporated as Solar91 Cleantech (Private) Limited, ROC Jaipur by 4 IIT alumni
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Rajasthan government's solar energy policy promoting large-scale solar parks in the state
Corporate and industrial demand for captive solar power driven by RPO obligations
Industry Headwinds
Working capital constraints typical for smaller EPC players competing on thin margins
Supply chain disruptions and price volatility in solar modules and balance-of-system components
Intensifying competition from larger, better-capitalized national EPC companies
Highly fragmented solar EPC market with competition from large national players like Sterling & Wilson Solar, Waaree Energies, and multiple regional contractors
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
Project-based revenue model leads to working capital intensity; smaller EPC players often face payment delays from government and private customers
Source: Company Financial Filings
Solar EPC business is sensitive to changes in import duties on solar modules, ALMM regulations, and government subsidy schemes which can impact project economics
Source: AlphaHub Research
Highly fragmented solar EPC market with competition from large national players like Sterling & Wilson Solar, Waaree Energies, and multiple regional contractors
Project-based revenue model leads to working capital intensity; smaller EPC players often face payment delays from government and private customers
Solar EPC business is sensitive to changes in import duties on solar modules, ALMM regulations, and government subsidy schemes which can impact project economics
SWSOLAR · ~8,000 Cr
WEBSOL · ~3,000 Cr
Converted to Public Limited company; filed DRHP with BSE for ₹100 Cr SME IPO (August 2024)
December 23, 2024 — BSE postponed IPO one day before opening; social media scrutiny and SEBI regulatory changes cited
FY2024: Revenue ₹42.97 Cr, PAT ₹2.36 Cr (+1,080%) — profitability breakthrough year
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