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Solfácil reaches R$5 billion in financing and 200 customers in the solar sector

The company already accounts for 1% of solar energy generation in Brazil during peak hours.

Solfácil reaches R$5 billion in financing and 200 customers in the solar sector

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Solfácil has reached the R$5 billion mark in financing for distributed generation projects. The company also served 200 customers, including financing and equipment supply.

Currently, systems financed by Solfácil represent about 1% of all solar energy generated in Brazil at midday, the peak production time. According to the company, this figure is equivalent to the generation of a 1 GW mega solar farm installed on residential rooftops.

"We've already financed the equivalent of a 1 GW mega solar farm spread across rooftops. It's like connecting two Belo Monte turbines," says Guillaume Tiret, CFO and co-founder of Solfácil.

Sustainable growth and expansion in the financial sector

Founded in 2018, the company combines proprietary financial engineering and a focus on credit, offering up to 120 months of payment with competitive interest rates and fixed installments. According to Solfácil, this helps keep default rates below the market average.

A Soleasy has a network of more than 20 partner integrators and recently obtained authorization from the Central Bank to operate as a financial institution, with the intention of expanding its credit capacity in the coming months.

In addition to financing, the company invests in equipment distribution in partnership with Huawei, Longi, and Sofar, as well as insurance, remote monitoring, and a loyalty program with rewards for integrators.

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Raphael Guerra
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Raphael Guerra

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