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Kalyon PV aims to produce solar energy products in the USA through a company in which it is the majority shareholder.
Many investors and analysts attended the meeting hosted by Kalyon PV Chairman Murathan Kalyoncu.
Within the scope of Kalyon PV's investment, it is planned to establish a new production facility within the company, whose establishment has been completed in the USA and of which Kalyon PV is the majority shareholder.
The facility aims to produce products for the solar energy industry, especially solar panels, in accordance with the relevant legislation and domestic requirements in the USA. It is planned to establish a sales and marketing organization in the US market through the same structure.
At the meeting, the investment process; It was stated that it was carried out by a consultancy firm based in the USA in the fields of tax, law and investment. Kalyon PV expects to benefit from tax incentives at the federal level and economic development incentives offered at the state and local levels within the scope of the investment.
Murathan Kalyoncu, Kalyon PV Chairman of the Board of Directors, said in his statement on the subject:
“As Kalyon PV, we will continue to create value for our country, our shareholders and all our stakeholders with our investments,” he said.
Referring to the renewal of the Board of Directors and executive staff, Kalyoncu stated that the new management brought together different ideas and experiences around the same table. Kalyoncu said, "We do not see this new period only as a change of management. We see it as a period of strong execution with a new synergy and energy."
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