Premier Energies and Syrma SGS Technology have acquired Pune-based solar inverter manufacturer Solare Energy for Rs 1.7 billion. Premier Energies will hold a 51% stake and Syrma SGS will hold 49%. Solare, which specializes in on-grid, off-grid, and hybrid inverter solutions for residential use, posted revenue of Rs 3.42 billion in FY2025. The acquisition marks both firms’ entry into the residential solar (Northeast Frontier Railway) inverter market under the Government of India’s PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana Premier Energies and Syrma SGS have joined forces in a strategic acquisition of Solare Energy, a well-established solar inverter manufacturer, marking a major step in India’s clean energy evolution.
This merger signifies a new era in renewable energy manufacturing, where domestic innovation and large-scale production will combine to create a self-reliant solar ecosystem. The acquisition not only strengthens India’s position in the global renewable energy market but also reinforces its commitment to clean and sustainable development. With both companies bringing unique strengths Premier Energies in solar module production and Syrma SGS in advanced electronics this partnership aims to redefine the standards of efficiency and technology in inverter systems The move aligns with India’s ambitious vision under the National Solar Mission.
Which aims to promote renewable energy adoption and domestic manufacturing. In the context of growing power demand and decarbonization efforts, the collaboration between Premier Energies, Syrma SGS, and Solare will significantly boost indigenous capabilities The integration of Solare’s inverter expertise into Premier Energies’ established solar infrastructure offers a strategic edge, creating a unified manufacturing ecosystem capable of meeting both domestic and international requirements. As renewable energy projects multiply across the nation, the need for reliable, high-quality inverters is rising sharply, and this acquisition positions the companies to cater effectively to that demand.



























