GREW Solar Partners with PS Cube Industries to Expand Access to DCR Solar Modules

GREW Solar, a solar PV module manufacturer, has announced a new channel partnership with PS Cube Industries in Faridabad, strengthening its presence in the distribution market and expanding access to its solar solutions across the region.

This collaboration marks another step in GREW Solar’s efforts to extend its distribution network across key markets and make its products and technologies more accessible to customers, installers and businesses. Faridabad, with its rising industrial and commercial ecosystem and increasing adoption of renewable energy, represents an important market for the company’s regional expansion.

Under the new arrangement, PS Cube Industries will support the distribution of GREW Solar’s solar modules in the region, including its Domestic Content Requirement (DCR)-compliant products, helping meet the increasing demand for domestically manufactured solar technology.

Commenting on the development, Cecil Augustine, President – Sales and Business Development, GREW Solar, said, “Our association with PS Cube Industries is an important step in deepening our presence in Faridabad and the surrounding markets. As solar adoption continues to rise across commercial, industrial and other segments, a strong and accessible distribution network will be critical to meeting this demand. We are focused on forging strong relationships that make it easier for customers to access GREW Solar’s offerings while supporting the continued growth of India’s domestic solar ecosystem.”

GREW Solar’s channel strategy focuses on developing long-term relationships that support its surging customer base and enable convenient access to reliable, high-quality solar products. The company plans to continue scaling its partner network across strategic markets as part of its broader progress.

Founded in 2022 and backed by the Chiripal Group’s manufacturing legacy, GREW Solar has rapidly established its solar manufacturing capabilities. The company currently operates a 6.5 GW module manufacturing facility at Dudu, Rajasthan, with plans to scale its total capacity to 11 GW by the end of 2026, alongside investments in solar cell manufacturing and backward integration.