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DMEGC Solar Receives “A” Rating in PV Tech’s Bankability Ranking

Global recognition strengthens the company's presence in Brazil and Latin America

DMEGC Solar Receives A Rating in PV Tech’s Bankability Ranking

3 MW photovoltaic project with DMEGC modules. Photo: DMEGC Solar/Disclosure

DMEGC Solar announced that it has received an “A” rating in the latest edition of PV Tech’s PV ModuleTech Bankability Ratings (Q4 2024). The ranking is one of the leading references in the PV market, evaluating module manufacturers based on criteria such as reliability, financial performance and production capacity.

According to Danilo Borrigueiro, the company's LATAM Commercial Director, this prominent position reflects the constant work to ensure innovative and high-performance products for customers and partners around the world.

“This advancement represents a strategic differentiator, especially for the Latin American and Brazilian markets. Achieving the A rating reinforces our relentless focus on quality and innovation. This further increases the confidence of our distributors and integrators, consolidating our presence in the region and creating new business opportunities for our partners,” he highlighted.

PV Tech Ranking. Image: DMEGC Solar/Disclosure

“With this achievement, we reaffirm our mission to offer excellent solar solutions, contributing to the global energy transition and a more sustainable future. We continue to invest in R&D (research and development) and strategic partnerships to continually raise our standards and deliver value to the photovoltaic segment,” highlighted the executive.

Furthermore, he emphasized that this new position in the ranking strengthens the brand's credibility with investors and financial institutions, facilitating the implementation of new projects and partnerships. "This global recognition highlights the company's commitment to innovation and quality, expanding the presence of its products in large renewable energy generation projects around the world," he concluded.

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Mateus Badra
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Mateus Badra

Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.

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