November 27, 2025 – Talesun Solar, a leading global photovoltaic solutions provider and a core new energy enterprise under China’s Xiamen C&D Group, welcomed a high-level delegation from Uzbekistan’s major industrial holding company, AKFA Group. The two sides held in-depth discussions on PV industry supply chain collaboration, global market strategies, and new energy business expansion. Leveraging Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)-driven international cooperation, they identified key directions for deeper collaboration and reached a preliminary intent to jointly develop a 500MW PV project, laying a solid foundation for future coordinated efforts in the photovoltaic sector.

As a Tier 1 PV module manufacturer under C&D Group (ranked 85th on the Fortune Global 500), Talesun Solar has, since its establishment in 2009, actively responded to the Belt and Road Initiative. The company has over 40GW of modules connected to grids worldwide, with business spanning high-efficiency modules, energy storage systems, cables, and customized financial services. With supply chain bases in regions including the US and Asia-Pacific, Talesun has accumulated extensive project execution experience and mature full-chain solution capabilities, particularly in Belt and Road countries. During the meeting, Talesun’s dedicated Belt and Road team presented project references in these markets, localized service systems, and cross-border delivery capabilities to the AKFA delegation. The two sides discussed topics such as core PV components, localized manufacturing, international market channels, and the cooperation model for the 500MW project.

AKFA Group, a diversified industrial leader in Uzbekistan, has expanded from aluminum profile manufacturing into sectors such as building materials, home appliances, and infrastructure. It operates one of the most advanced automated production complexes in Central Asia. Its strengths in aluminum profiles and building component manufacturing, together with its international certification experience, strongly align with Talesun’s requirements for high-quality module frames, mounting brackets, and other structural parts. In addition, AKFA’s global export network—covering more than 30 countries, including European and American markets—further complements Talesun’s Belt and Road market footprint, creating substantial potential for joint expansion.

During the meeting, both parties agreed that AKFA’s industrial manufacturing capabilities and Talesun’s PV technology advantages are highly complementary under the Belt and Road framework. AKFA’s planned solar component production capacity could integrate with Talesun’s module supply chain, helping reduce costs and enhance efficiency for Belt and Road projects. At the same time, leveraging their respective global production layouts—Talesun’s Asia-Pacific and US capacity and AKFA’s new North American facility—the two companies will explore a model combining “regional manufacturing + localized delivery” to jointly expand into Belt and Road markets, Europe, the US, and other emerging regions. For the 500MW project, the two sides preliminarily agreed to integrate Talesun’s module technologies and energy storage solutions with AKFA’s localized manufacturing capabilities and market channels. Talesun’s Belt and Road team will lead the follow-up and promote phased implementation across Belt and Road regions and key international markets.

A General Manager of Key Accounts at Talesun Solar stated: “We are deeply impressed by AKFA Group’s manufacturing expertise and strategic vision. Their planned entry into the PV component supply chain strongly aligns with Talesun’s strategy of deepening its presence in Belt and Road new energy markets. Finalizing the intent for the 500MW project demonstrates the strength of our complementary advantages. Talesun’s Belt and Road team will fully advance the follow-up work. We look forward to using this visit as a starting point to promote practical cooperation in supply chain integration, market development, and project execution, contributing together to the global energy transition.”

Shukurjon Yusupov, representative of the AKFA Group delegation, added: “Talesun’s technological capabilities, global delivery experience, and deep presence in Belt and Road markets set a benchmark in the new energy sector. AKFA is accelerating its entry into the green industry, and Talesun’s full-chain solutions and international market experience will be invaluable. The cooperation intent for the 500MW project further strengthens our confidence in achieving synergistic development. We look forward to deepening collaboration with Talesun’s Belt and Road team and achieving mutual benefits under the momentum of the Initiative.”

This high-level meeting marks a significant step forward in the cooperation between Talesun Solar and AKFA Group. Through PV supply chain collaboration and the 500MW project development as the two primary pillars, the partners will rely on the Belt and Road framework to promote multi-dimensional collaboration in technology, production capacity, and market development, jointly exploring new models of global cooperation in the new energy sector.