- LONGi completes its PV value chain in Malaysia with Serendah Module Plant.
- The plant took a year to build and equip, spanning 140 acres of land.
- It enhances LONGi’s capacity, with 2.8 GW in phase I and 6 GW in phase II.
- Replacing Kuching facility, the fab reinforces LONGi’s presence outside China.
LONGi’s Serendah module fab begins operations in Malaysia
The dedicated LONGi team at the commissioning of Serendah Module Plant.
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