Singulus wins major solar equipment supply deal from SpaceX

what happened

German company Singulus Technologies said it has signed a supply contract with US-based SpaceX to deliver a turnkey production line for heterojunction solar cells. According to the ad-hoc disclosure carried by Reuters, the order for the first line exceeds 60 million euros.

The company said the deal is part of a strategic partnership under which Singulus plans to deliver several more lines. The first line is due in the first half of 2027, and output is expected to scale to more than 100 GW of equipment as SpaceX expands satellite manufacturing in Bastrop, Texas. SpaceX has provided funding to Singulus in March and October 2026.

why it matters

For Singulus, the order is one of its largest in recent periods and adds significant visibility to its future workload. For the solar equipment market, the deal shows that a large space-industry customer can become a driver of demand for production capacity.

market impact

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