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ACME Solar Proposes UAE Subsidiary To Support Renewable Energy Supply Chain

Acme Solar’s has proposed to be incorporated with an initial capital of an amount equivalent to AED 10,000 (or Rs. 2.61 lakh equivalent) in its new UAE subsidiary.

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ACME Solar Proposes UAE Subsidiary To Support Renewable Energy Supply Chain

Indian renewable energy producer ACME Solar has received approval from its board’s operational committee to establish a wholly owned subsidiary in the United Arab Emirates. Tentatively named ACME Renewables FZCO, subject to regulatory approval, the firm will be launched with an initial capital investment of AED 10,000 (approximately Rs 2.61 lakh) delivered in one or several tranches. The company is now initiating the official registration process within the country.

The new Dubai-based unit is designed to oversee supply chain operations for ACME Solar's broader clean energy business, handling the procurement and logistics of components, systems, and energy storage equipment. Additionally, the unit will handle project support and hedge international market prices for critical raw materials, such as polysilicon and lithium carbonate.

The move follows a broader trend of Indian clean energy firms building operational bases in the Middle East. Servotech Renewable recently launched a Dubai unit to target local solar and electric vehicle charging infrastructure, while the Adani Group created an Abu Dhabi subsidiary in 2024 centered on power and infrastructure development. Engineering major Larsen & Toubro has similarly grown its regional footprint after entering the clean energy market on September 1, 2024, securing multiple major contracts across the region.

Originally reported by Saur Energy on Sep 11, 2026.

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