Waaree Energies invests INR 1.92 billion ($21 million) to acquire 64% stake in Kotsons (now Waaree Transpower)
Indian module manufacturer Waaree Energies invested INR 1.92 billion ($21 million) to acquire a 64% stake in Rajasthan-based transformer manufacturer Kotsons, which has been renamed Waaree Transpower, to strengthen its end-to-end offerings and address transformer shortages.
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Deal Analysis
- Waaree Energies invested $21 million for a 64% controlling stake in Kotsons (now Waaree Transpower).
- Acquisition of a transformer manufacturer by a solar module manufacturer.
- Strategic rationale: strengthen end-to-end offerings and address transformer shortages.
- Marks Waaree Energies' entry into the transmission sector.
- Announced in India, a rapidly growing energy market.
Source Intelligence
Waaree Energies acquired a 64% stake in Kotsons. Quote: "acquire a 64% stake". The investment occurred in September 2025. Quote: "in September 2025 invested". The acquisition strengthens Waaree Energies' end-to-end offerings from modules to transmission, improves project economics, and meets surging global demand. Quote: "This acquisition strengthens end-to-end offerings from modules to transmission, improves project economics, and meets surging global demand with Kotsons’ 4,000 MVA capacity and UL-certified exports to the US and Canada". Kotsons has UL-certified exports to the US and Canada. Quote: "UL-certified exports to the US and Canada". Kotsons has been renamed Waaree Transpower. Quote: "Kotsons, which it has since renamed Waaree Transpower".
"module manufacturer Waaree Energies saw similar market constraints arising from limited grid infrastructure, and in September 2025 invested INR 1.92 billion ($21 million) to acquire a 64% stake in Rajasthan-based transformer manufacturer Kotsons"
"acquire a 64% stake in Rajasthan-based transformer manufacturer Kotsons"
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