Mega Overseas Orders Land Intensively; Chinese Enterprises Lead Global Market
In mid to late March, overseas orders from leading Chinese photovoltaic enterprises showed explosive growth. According to industry statistics, from early to mid-March, leading companies such as LONGi Green Energy, Jinko Solar, Tongwei Corporation, and Aiko Corporation collectively signed overseas orders totaling approximately 4.77GW.
| Company Name | Partner | Country/Region | Order Scale/Content |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jinko Solar | Blue Sun Group | Australia | 2GW High-Efficiency Module Strategic Partnership |
| Tongwei Corporation | KENO | Poland | 1GW Module Cooperation Agreement |
| LONGi Green Energy | Three European Partners | Netherlands/Europe | 600MWh Energy Storage System + 100MW Modules |
| LONGi Green Energy | CCL Solar | United Kingdom | 500MW BC Module Cooperation |
| Aiko Corporation | Leading Distributor | Middle East & Africa | 300MW High-Efficiency ABC Modules |
Tesla’s $2.9 Billion Mega Order Ignites Market
In late March, a heavyweight announcement shook the global photovoltaic industry: Tesla plans to spend approximately $2.9 billion to purchase core equipment for Chinese photovoltaic cell and module production.
This move aims to advance Tesla’s integrated photovoltaic manufacturing layout in the United States, with the goal of establishing an annual production capacity of 100GW by the end of 2028. This is the largest single overseas intention order ever obtained by a Chinese photovoltaic equipment company, expected to completely break the sluggish pattern of Chinese photovoltaic product exports to the United States.
Industry Production Rebounds; Structural Recovery Expected
From the supply side, according to InfoLink statistics, China’s overall photovoltaic module production in March 2026 is expected to reach approximately 44-45GW, an increase of 28%-29% compared to the previous month, with the industry’s production capacity achieving high-quality recovery. China International Capital Corporation (CICC) believes the industry is shifting from self-discipline to substantive pattern optimization, with module prices stabilizing above 0.85 yuan/W.
On the overseas demand side, China’s total inverter export value for January and February 2026 reached $1.66 billion, a year-on-year increase of 56.9%, with February’s single-month year-on-year increase reaching 81.4%. The continuous release of demand in core markets such as Europe and the Middle East provides solid long-term support for industry growth.
Multifit Solar: Building Export Confidence Through Technological Accumulation and Experience
Against the backdrop of overall industry improvement, Multifit Solar stands out with exceptional performance. In late March, Multifit Solar successfully shipped multiple containers of photovoltaic module products to overseas markets, covering high-efficiency photovoltaic modules and related supporting equipment.
As a manufacturer with an independent engineering team, Multifit Solar boasts over 16 years of export experience and research and development accumulation. Through continuously serving global customers, the company continuously optimizes product performance, iterates production processes, and gradually forms comprehensive service capabilities from research and development to delivery.
It is foreseeable that on the basis of continuously consolidating its export business, Multifit Solar is steadily moving toward a more internationally competitive direction.
Deep technological foundation ensures product stability in complex environments.
Whether large-scale standard module supply or customized solutions for specific scenarios.
Leveraging the industry’s shift toward high-quality and differentiated upgrades, Multifit Solar continuously expands in segments like efficient modules and integrated photovoltaic-storage solutions.
Post time: Mar-26-2026