Solargiga ships over 1GW of monocrystalline products in 2014

January 15, 2015
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China-based monocrystalline wafer producer, Solargiga Energy has reported increased shipments and revenue in 2014. 

Solargiga reported unaudited revenue in 2014 of around US$462.7 million, an increase of around 33.4% from revenue of around US$346.9 million in 2013. 

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Shipments of primarily monocrystalline products increased around 39% in 2014, reaching just over 1GW, compared to 728.8MW in 2013. 

Revenue was generated from the Group’s processing service; sales of silicon solar ingots, wafers, cells and photovoltaic modules; and the engineering, procurement and construction of PV power plants systems. 

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