ESET SOLAR, a global leader in green smart manufacturing and all-scenario PV mounting solutions, is making significant strides in the construction of its first Middle Eastern manufacturing base in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The Phase I project, which commenced with the groundbreaking ceremony in August 2025 at the MODON Second Industrial Park, is now entering its final stage.
Spanning 15,204 square meters, the Phase I facility is a cornerstone of the larger 7GW annual capacity plan. Construction has progressed rapidly, with foundation works for the torque tube production line fully completed. The galvanizing production line is also advancing swiftly and is expected to be ready for trial production by the end of this month. To ensure both efficiency and safety, the project team has implemented strategic measures, including leasing backup warehouses for flexible material logistics and employing steel sheet pile reinforcement techniques for the deep foundations of the galvanizing line.
Concurrently, plans for Phase II are actively underway. Having secured MODON approval and land use rights for a 100,000-square-meter plot, the company is progressing with architectural design. Targeted for operational status by the end of 2026, the full-scale manufacturing park will integrate R&D, production, processing, warehousing, and logistics, creating a comprehensive renewable energy industrial ecosystem.
With a total investment of approximately 218 million Saudi Riyals, the project’s strategic importance extends far beyond its physical footprint. Upon full completion, it is set to generate substantial local employment, transfer advanced manufacturing technology and management expertise, and stimulate the growth of upstream and downstream industries. This initiative stands as a powerful testament to Sino-Saudi cooperation, directly supporting the industrial diversification and sustainable development goals outlined in “Saudi Vision 2030.” Under the global strategic guidance of its parent company, the METAVAST GROUP, ESET SOLAR is firmly positioned to write a new chapter in international production capacity cooperation and the global energy transition.
