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Waaree Energies just announced a 10,000 crore fundraise to enter semiconductor and solar wafer manufacturing. India's largest solar panel maker is going upstream — from assembling panels to making the silicon that goes inside them. This is the exact playbook China used 15 years ago. Start with panel assembly, capture volume, then vertically integrate into wafers, cells, and polysilicon. India's solar manufacturers are now following the same path, just faster. India installed 25 GW of solar in FY26. We make the panels. We install the systems. But we import 90 percent of solar cells and 95 percent of wafers from China. That 10,000 crore from Waaree attacks the most critical gap in the entire clean energy supply chain. Adani Solar already has a 4 GW cell-to-module line in Mundra. Tata Power Solar is expanding. First Solar is building in Tamil Nadu. But wafers — the actual silicon — is where the real value sits. Waaree going after wafers is a strategic move, not just a capacity addition. If India can manufacture solar wafers domestically by 2028, it breaks the last remaining link of Chinese dependency in the energy transition.














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