Receipt of GCL Group products at the warehouse.

Powerful GCL-N10R/54GDF 450W panel with modern technologies for easy installation on the roof of home or commercial projects:
✅ N-type cells with ultra-low degradation
✅ Bifacial technology for the possibility of additional generation from reflected sunlight
✅ Dual Glass design for high protection of cells on both sides of the panel
✅ high efficiency of 22.52%
✅ size 1762x1134x30mm
💯Why it is better to choose solar panels from GCL:
✅ reliable manufacturer of TIER1 class modules with a capacity of 400W to 680W
✅ vertically integrated company with a full production cycle and quality control at all stages
✅ a leader in innovation in the industry with large investments in R&D, in particular perovskite photovoltaic modules
✅ a confident player in the market since 1990
Take a step towards a sustainable future with DCAC group and photovoltaic panel manufacturer GCL Group and experience the benefits of solar energy today ❗️

GCL-Poly, founded in 1996, is a subsidiary of Golden Concord Group Limited (GCL), a green energy provider in China, supplying electricity and heat through cogeneration, combustion and wind power. As of 2009, it was the largest supplier of polysilicon in China^[3] and is also a supplier of semiconductor wafers for the solar industry^[4].

GCL-Poly listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 2007, with an IPO price range of HK$3.3 to HK$4.1, raising up to RMB1.181 billion^[5].

In November 2009, the China Investment Corporation (CIC) bought a minority stake in GCL-Poly for HK$5.5 billion (US$710 million).

February 14, 2014. GCL-Poly sells 360,000,000 new shares to Rosenthal Group at a price of RMB 4 per share, a 70.37% discount compared to the pre-suspension period. The total value is RMB 1.44 billion in cash. Upon completion, GCL will hold a 67.99 percent stake following the increase in Rosenthal's share capital.

In November 2014, GCL-Poly plans to pay RMB 10.1 billion to Zhu Gong Shan and related investors for the sale of approximately half of Xipian's profits. After Zhu Gong Shan plans to produce silicon chips in Shanghai Super Day, GCL-Poly will shift its focus to polysilicon production. On December 19 of the same year, GCL-Poly announced that the deal was canceled^[6].

In August 2016, GCL-Poly bought the assets of SunEdison for $150 million^[7][8].

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