Mondragon secures €22 million in solar module assembly orders

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The new orders for Mondragon Assembly Solar were said to have totalled around €22 million (US$25.2 million).

Mondragon Assembly Solar, a division of Spain-based Mondragon Assembly Group has secured multiple new turnkey assembly and automated assembly equipment orders from Algeria, Egypt, and China in June. 

The new orders for Mondragon Assembly Solar were said to have totalled around €22 million (US$25.2 million). 

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The Mondragon team attending Intersolar Europe in June had noted that it expected to secure a number of projects spread across the world in the months after the exhibition.

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