Raana Semiconductors to Supply CZ12 Ingot Growers for SWELECT HHV’s 1 GW Facility
Raana Semiconductors has signed a preorder agreement with SWELECT HHV Solar Photovoltaics for the supply of CZ12 ingot growers for its 1 GW ingot and wafer manufacturing facility.
November 10, 2026. By Mrinmoy Dey
Raana Semiconductors has announced that the company has signed a preorder agreement with SWELECT HHV Solar Photovoltaics (SHPV), a wholly owned subsidiary of SWELECT Energy Systems, for the supply of CZ12 ingot growers for SHPV’s 1 GW ingot and wafer manufacturing facility.
Under the agreement, Raana Semiconductors will supply indigenous ingot-growing equipment and provide technical support covering process optimisation and recipe development to facilitate the facility's commissioning and production ramp-up, the company said.
The company will also train SHPV's personnel at its pilot facility to support equipment operation and maintenance, with the objective of minimising downtime and improving production yields.
“Silicon ingot growth is the foundation of the solar value chain. Crystal quality, process stability, equipment uptime and yield at this first step carry through to wafer quality and cell efficiency downstream. They also decide how well the factory is utilised and whether it reaches its nameplate capacity,” stated Raana Semiconductors.
The agreement is aimed at supporting domestic solar manufacturing through locally developed equipment and reducing dependence on imported manufacturing technology.
SWELECT HHV Solar Photovoltaics is developing the 1 GW ingot and wafer manufacturing facility as part of its solar manufacturing operations.
Under the agreement, Raana Semiconductors will supply indigenous ingot-growing equipment and provide technical support covering process optimisation and recipe development to facilitate the facility's commissioning and production ramp-up, the company said.
The company will also train SHPV's personnel at its pilot facility to support equipment operation and maintenance, with the objective of minimising downtime and improving production yields.
“Silicon ingot growth is the foundation of the solar value chain. Crystal quality, process stability, equipment uptime and yield at this first step carry through to wafer quality and cell efficiency downstream. They also decide how well the factory is utilised and whether it reaches its nameplate capacity,” stated Raana Semiconductors.
The agreement is aimed at supporting domestic solar manufacturing through locally developed equipment and reducing dependence on imported manufacturing technology.
SWELECT HHV Solar Photovoltaics is developing the 1 GW ingot and wafer manufacturing facility as part of its solar manufacturing operations.
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