Renewsys India has leased over 65,000 square meters of industrial space near Mumbai for its solar panel production facilities. The leasing deal, worth Rs. 14.3 Mn, is a significant move by the company to expand its manufacturing capabilities and meet the growing demand for renewable energy solutions.
Solar PanelsRenewable EnergyMumbaiIndustrial SpaceExpansionReal Estate MumbaiApr 17, 2025
Renewsys India has leased over 65,000 square meters of industrial space near Mumbai.
The total monthly rent for all three units is Rs. 10.48 million.
The sizes of the three leased units are 12,300 square meters, 20,700 square meters, and 18,000 square meters, respectively.
Renewsys India chose to lease space near Mumbai due to its strategic location, well-developed infrastructure, and access to a skilled workforce, which will facilitate efficient operations and quick market response.
This expansion will help Renewsys India meet the growing demand for solar panels, create job opportunities, and contribute to the overall development of the renewable energy sector in India.
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