Jinko Solar signed a 325MW module supply agreement for a PV project in Kyrgyzstan using its Tiger Neo 3.0 products, the company announced on November 6. Jinko said the plant will be the largest PV station in Kyrgyzstan once built. The announcement did not disclose the contract value or delivery schedule. The deal adds Central Asia to Chinese module makers' overseas projects and supports demand for high-efficiency TOPCon products. It also suggests Chinese suppliers remain competitive in emerging markets where financing, logistics and local-grid integration often determine execution rather than module price alone.
FLASH: Jinko signs 325MW module supply for Kyrgyzstan
Source: Mysteel
Nov 06, 2026 09:39
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