Gokin Solar has been included in the Q1 2026 PV ModuleTech Bankability Ratings, marking its first appearance in the widely referenced benchmark for PV module manufacturers.
Published by PV Tech Research, the ratings evaluate suppliers based on financial strength, manufacturing track record, production scale, technology maturity and global shipment performance. The results are commonly used by banks, investors and developers to inform financing and procurement decisions.
The inclusion comes as Gokin Solar continues to expand its footprint across global PV markets.
The company has established a strong manufacturing base through its upstream business. Starting from silicon ingot and wafer production, Gokin Solar has, within three years, grown into a top-three global wafer supplier, with 100GW annual capacity and cumulative shipments exceeding 200GW. Its products are widely adopted across the industry, with approximately one in every seven solar modules worldwide incorporating Gokin wafers.
In parallel, Gokin Solar has accelerated the development of its module business. Since entering the segment three years ago, the company has become the third globally to achieve large-scale mass production of BC (back contact) modules. In 2025, its module shipments exceeded 7GW, ranking among the global top 20.
The company’s international footprint continues to expand, with shipments covering more than 30 countries and regions, including Europe, the Middle East, Latin America and Asia-Pacific.
Entry into the Bankability Ratings highlights the company’s progress in strengthening operational consistency across manufacturing and delivery. As bankability becomes an increasingly important factor in project financing, suppliers are expected to demonstrate not only scale, but also long-term reliability and execution capability.
Gokin Solar is expected to continue expanding its global delivery track record while enhancing transparency and product performance, as it looks to further strengthen its position in international markets.
