A JinkoSolar maintained its top “AAA” rating in PV Tech's new bankability report for the second quarter of 2025, with a score of 9,6, surpassing the previous mark of 9,4.
According to the company, its performance was driven by technological differentiation, global strategy, and high delivery volume. In the first half of the year alone, JinkoSolar shipped more than 41 GW of solar modules, reaching a cumulative total of 320 GW.
The line Tiger Neo alone surpassed 200 GW in global shipments and represents 40% of the distributed generation market. The company reported that it believes that the new Tiger Neo 3.0 will be able to keep up the pace, with power of up to 670 W and efficiency of 24,8%.
"These modules were designed to maximize generation and customer return, even under adverse conditions," the company stated in a statement. "N-Type TOPCon technology ensures high performance and low degradation, with a warranty of up to 30 years," the company announced in a press release.
In the statement, Jinko Solar also reinforced its presence in key markets—China, Europe, and the United States—while expanding its presence in strategic regions such as the Middle East and Southeast Asia. The manufacturer currently has approximately 4 customers in nearly 200 countries.
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