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Jupiter Solar Eyes $300M IPO for Green Energy Push
20 Mar
Summary
- Jupiter International plans a $300 million IPO for solar manufacturing expansion.
- The company aims to file draft papers in May for the upcoming public offering.
- Jupiter International reported revenues of ₹579 crore in FY24.

Jupiter International, a Kolkata-based solar cell manufacturer, is set to launch a $300 million initial public offering (IPO). The company has appointed IIFL, Axis Capital, Nomura, and ICICI Securities to manage the issuance.
Draft filing papers for the IPO are anticipated in May 2026. The primary goal of this offering is to secure capital for Jupiter International's ambitious expansion plans. This includes becoming a fully integrated solar manufacturer, covering wafers, cells, and modules.
Established in 1978, Jupiter International has been actively scaling its operations. Recent funding rounds include ₹500 crore from ValueQuest's SCALE fund last year and capital from the Edelweiss Group in 2022. For the financial year ending March 31, 2024, the company reported revenue of ₹579 crore.
The IPO supports Jupiter International's strategic vision to reduce import dependency and bolster India's clean energy initiatives. This development occurs amidst a broader surge in investor interest within India's clean energy sector, driven by government policy and technological advancements.




