The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), headquartered in India, has amended the ALMM enlistment guidelines recently, introducing updated provisions for co-branded solar PV products under Paragraph 5.14. The amendment has defined two co-branding cases: both brand owner and OEM enlisted, or brand owner not enlisted but OEM enlisted for sub-1 MW Distributed Renewable Energy projects. Eligibility requirements include Indian registration, no PV manufacturing facilities, valid co-branding agreements, physical inspections, and jointly offered warranties covering product, power, and lifetime. Paragraph 4.3 has remained unchanged, requiring inspections of all manufacturing sites, with exemptions for ALMM-enlisted co-branding using identical processes and materials. Inspection fees are reduced for additional domestic sites and are charged in full for overseas manufacturing facilities inspected under the ALMM process. Applications must include agreement copies, party and manufacturing details, clear labelling of names and location, and a ₹1,000 (~ $11.40) fee per OEM. Enlistment validity is set at four years or until the earliest expiry of the agreement, OEM enlistment, or brand owner enlistment.