Su-Kam’s Global Solar Footprint: Africa & Asia

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Su-Kam’s solar and power-backup footprint across Africa and Asia — documented through the company’s own field photos and Facebook posts. From a Kenya Commercial Bank plant in South Sudan to Bhalki village in Karnataka, and a mega-launch in Malaysia.

Solar PV plant for Kenya Commercial Bank, South Sudan — installed by Su-Kam
Solar PV plant for Kenya Commercial Bank, South Sudan — from Su-Kam’s Africa deployments

By the time Su-Kam Power Systems hit its stride under Kunwer Sachdev, its footprint was no longer just Indian. Solar plants, home lighting systems, inverters and PCUs were being shipped and installed across 90+ countries — with Africa and Asia carrying the deepest field density. This page collects the visual record of that work: dealer visits, factory launches, institutional deployments, and exhibition footprints.

Africa — from Lagos dealer floors to South Sudan bank branches

Su-Kam’s African footprint was built the way Indian solar has always been built: dealer-first. Kunwer Sachdev personally travelled to Lagos, Nairobi and other African hubs to onboard partners face-to-face. Institutional wins followed — including the solar PV plant installed for Kenya Commercial Bank’s South Sudan operation.

Su-Kam on the ground in Lagos, Nigeria — dealer visit
On the ground in Lagos, Nigeria — Su-Kam dealer visit

Asia — Malaysia mega-launches, China exhibitions

Asian markets got a different playbook: bigger launches, exhibition-scale showcases, and product debuts tuned to each country’s buying culture. The Malaysia mega-launch of Brainy1 1100 & Falcon 1250 at Kinhi Mabuya 2018 was a signature event — two flagship inverter products introduced to the Malaysian channel in one push.

Su-Kam Malaysia Mega Launch — Brainy1 1100 & Falcon 1250 at Kinhi Mabuya 2018
Malaysia Mega-Launch — Brainy1 1100 & Falcon 1250 at Kinhi Mabuya 2018
Su-Kam exhibition booth at China trade fair — Indian inverters on display
Su-Kam exhibition booth at a China trade fair — an Indian inverter brand on Chinese exhibition floors

And on the world stage — Intersolar Europe, Munich

Beyond bilateral markets, Su-Kam took its brand to the world’s biggest solar exhibitions. Intersolar Europe 2011 in Munich — the largest solar exhibition in the world — was the stage where the company put itself alongside global inverter and storage brands.

Su-Kam at Intersolar Europe 2011 — World's Largest Solar Exhibition, Munich
Intersolar Europe 2011, Munich — Su-Kam on the world’s largest solar exhibition floor

One instinct, two continents

What the Africa and Asia sets share is the same operating instinct: get the founder in the country, meet dealers in their language, build the channel with real product, back it with real service. That is how a Delhi-based inverter company ended up with the widest Indian solar footprint outside India — long before it became fashionable to say ‘Made-in-India export brand’.

Source

Su-Kam’s Global Solar Footprint (Africa & Asia) — from the company’s own field photos and Facebook archive.

Su-Kam field/Facebook archive • no single external press URL — preserved as a photo essay in the Kunwer Sachdev media archive

Additional press: Su-Kam wins coveted Market Leadership Award — Africa Leadership Awards 2013 (IT Voice) · Su-Kam opens first Power Shoppee in Uganda (IT Voice).

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