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TOYO Co., Ltd (OTC: TOYWF), also listed on Nasdaq as TOYO, is a solar solutions company that regularly issues news about its manufacturing expansion, supply chain strategy, and branding initiatives. Its press releases describe an integrated approach to the solar value chain, covering wafers and silicon, solar cells, and photovoltaic modules.
News about TOYO often focuses on the growth of its global manufacturing footprint. The company has reported commencing production at a solar cell facility in Ethiopia, expanding that site’s capacity, and bringing a solar module manufacturing facility in the Houston metropolitan area into full commercial operation. These updates highlight how TOYO is positioning its facilities to serve demand for renewable energy technologies.
Another recurring theme in TOYO’s news is strategic partnerships and transactions. The company has announced a sales contract with a U.S. polysilicon manufacturer to secure domestically produced polysilicon, supporting a dual-source supply strategy for its solar manufacturing operations. It has also reported a strategic partnership with Voltec Solar in France, under which TOYO becomes Voltec Solar’s official solar cell supplier for low-carbon solar solutions in Europe.
Brand and intellectual property developments also appear in TOYO’s news flow. The company disclosed the acquisition of the VSUN brand from an affiliated solar module provider, noting the brand’s history of multi-gigawatt deliveries to the U.S. market. In addition, TOYO issues announcements about corporate events such as investor conferences and earnings calls.
Investors and observers following TOYWF news can use this page to review updates on TOYO’s manufacturing capacity, supply agreements, partnerships, brand acquisitions, and corporate communications related to its solar solutions strategy.
TOYO Co (Nasdaq: TOYO) hosted Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali at its solar cell production facility in Phu Tho Province, Vietnam on April 15, 2025. The Prime Minister, accompanied by ministerial delegates and local officials, toured TOYO's intelligent solar cell production line.
Key developments include:
- TOYO is expanding its Ethiopian facility in Hawassa from 2 GW to 4 GW capacity
- The expansion project is scheduled for completion by July 2025
- Production at the expanded facility is expected to begin in August 2025
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed invited Abalance Group, TOYO's parent company, to participate in developing photovoltaic power plants in Ethiopia, aiming to enhance strategic cooperation and advance the country's green energy goals.
TOYO (Nasdaq: TOYO) has announced plans to double its solar cell production capacity in Ethiopia with an additional 2 gigawatts (GW) expansion. This decision follows the successful completion of Phase 1 facility, which also has 2GW capacity and is scheduled to begin production in early Q2 2025.
The Phase 2 expansion key details include:
- Investment of $47 million
- Construction to begin in April 2025
- Completion expected by July 2025
- Production start planned for August 2025
- 28,000 m2 facility in Hawassa, Ethiopia
The company is currently in negotiations for the Phase 2 facility lease, which will be adjacent to Phase 1's automated cell production site. The existing infrastructure from Phase 1 will support the expansion, enabling a faster timeline.
TOYO Co (Nasdaq: TOYO) recently hosted a delegation from Ethiopia's Industrial Park Development (IPDC) and Ethiopia's Ambassador to Japan at its facilities in Vietnam and Japan. The visit followed the Japan-India-Africa Business Forum on February 26, 2025.
The company is currently constructing a 2 GW solar cell manufacturing plant within Ethiopia's IDPC industrial park, scheduled to begin production by end of March 2025. The meeting emphasized potential collaboration opportunities in establishing a solar supply chain, aligning with Ethiopia's industrial infrastructure and environmental sustainability goals.
TOYO's CEO Junsei Ryu highlighted Ethiopia's supportive business environment and access to green power as key advantages for the facility. IPDC's CEO Feseha Yetagesu expressed appreciation for TOYO's commitment to sustainable investments in Ethiopia.