Talesun Photovoltaics held a high-level meeting with Uzbekistan’s AKFA Group, finalizing an意向 to collaborate on a 500 MW photovoltaic project and jointly develop the global new‑energy market under the Belt and Road Initiative.

On November 27, 2025, Talesun Solar, a world-leading provider of photovoltaic solutions and a core new‑energy enterprise under Xiamen C&D Group, welcomed a high‑level delegation from AKFA Group, a major industrial holding group in Uzbekistan. The two sides engaged in in-depth discussions on topics including supply‑chain collaboration in the PV sector, global market deployment, and the expansion of new‑energy business. Leveraging opportunities for international cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative, they identified key priorities for deepening their partnership and reached a preliminary agreement to jointly develop a 500 MW photovoltaic project, laying a solid foundation for coordinated efforts to advance their presence in the PV industry.

As a Tier‑1 photovoltaic module manufacturer under C&D Group—ranked 85th on the Fortune Global 500—Talesun Photovoltaic has, since its establishment in 2009, consistently and proactively aligned itself with the Belt and Road Initiative. The company has successfully commissioned over 40 GW of modules worldwide, with operations spanning high‑efficiency modules, energy storage systems, cables, and customized financial services. It has established stable supply‑chain hubs across regions including the United States and the Asia‑Pacific, while amassing extensive experience in project implementation and mature end‑to‑end new‑energy solutions in countries along the Belt and Road. During this meeting, Talesun Belt and Road task force presented to the AKFA delegation key case studies from markets along the initiative, its localized service framework, and its cross‑border collaborative delivery capabilities. The two sides engaged in focused discussions on core PV module components, local manufacturing, international market channels, and potential cooperation models for a 500 MW photovoltaic project.

As Uzbekistan’s leading diversified industrial group, AKFA Group has expanded from aluminum profile manufacturing into such sectors as building materials, home appliances, and infrastructure. It operates a state-of-the-art, automated production complex that ranks among the region’s most advanced in Central Asia. Its robust manufacturing capabilities in aluminum profiles and architectural components, coupled with its extensive international certifications, align closely with Talesun Photovoltaic’s needs for high‑quality, large‑scale production of photovoltaic module frames, mounting structures, and other structural components. Meanwhile, AKFA’s global export network—covering more than 30 countries and key markets in Europe and North America—complements Talesun Photovoltaic’s strategic “Belt and Road” market presence, creating substantial opportunities for both companies to jointly expand into markets along the Belt and Road and across the globe.

During the talks, both sides agreed that, under the Belt and Road Initiative, AKFA’s industrial manufacturing base and Talesun photovoltaic technology strengths are highly complementary: on the one hand, AKFA’s planned capacity for solar‑module components can be integrated with Talesun PV‑module supply chain, helping to reduce costs and improve efficiency in projects along the Belt and Road; on the other hand, leveraging their respective global production networks—Talesun Asia‑Pacific and U.S. facilities, and AKFA’s new North American plant—the two companies can explore a “regional manufacturing plus localized delivery” cooperation model, jointly expanding into markets along the Belt and Road, as well as in Europe, the United States, and emerging economies. With regard to the 500 MW photovoltaic project, the parties have tentatively agreed to combine Talesun module technologies and energy‑storage solutions with AKFA’s localized manufacturing capabilities and market‑channel resources. Talesun Belt and Road team will serve as the dedicated point of contact to advance the initiative, implementing the project in phases across the Belt and Road region and in key target markets.

The General Manager of Talesun Photovoltaic’s Key Accounts stated: “AKFA Group’s experience and strategic foresight in industrial manufacturing and global expansion are truly impressive. Its plans to enter the photovoltaic module supply chain align closely with Talesun strategy of deepening its presence in the Belt and Road Initiative–driven new‑energy market. Our recent agreement in principle for a 500 MW photovoltaic project is a concrete manifestation of both parties leveraging the benefits of the initiative and achieving complementary strengths. Talesun Belt and Road team will fully advance follow‑up coordination, and we look forward to using this visit as a starting point to foster pragmatic cooperation across supply chains, market channels, and project development, thereby jointly supporting the global energy transition.”

Shukurjon Yusupov, representing the AKFA Group delegation, also noted: “Talesun Photovoltaic’s technological prowess in the PV sector, its global delivery capabilities, and its deep-rooted experience in Belt and Road markets set a benchmark for the new‑energy industry. AKFA is accelerating its expansion into green‑energy initiatives, and Talesun end‑to‑end solutions coupled with its international market expertise will provide crucial support to our solar‑energy business. Our expressed intent to collaborate on a 500 MW project has bolstered our confidence in the synergistic development of both parties. We look forward to further strengthening coordination with Talesun Belt and Road team, leveraging the momentum of this initiative to achieve resource sharing and mutually beneficial outcomes.”

This high-level meeting marks a pivotal step in the collaboration between Talesun Photovoltaic and AKFA Group. Leveraging synergies across the PV supply chain and jointly developing a 500 MW project as dual entry points, the two parties will, under the cooperative framework of the Belt and Road Initiative, advance multi‑dimensional linkages among technology, production capacity, and markets, thereby jointly pioneering a new paradigm of global cooperation in the new energy sector.