Chinese inverter maker plans solar base in Malaysia


SHANGHAI: Ningbo Deye Technology Co, a Chinese inverter producer, plans to invest up to US$150mil (RM668mil) in building a solar equipment manufacturing base in Malaysia.

The company will set up a subsidiary in the country and plans to make photovoltaic equipment and energy storage products there, it said in an exchange filing in Shanghai yesterday. The investment needs approvals from both the Chinese and Malaysian governments, it added.

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