77 Patents Dispersed: After IBC, China Filled the Markets Su-Kam Built
Su-Kam 77 patents sat in a going manufacturer. CIRP scattered the R&D. By 2024 Chinese inverter brands held majority share in markets Su-Kam had built.
Su-Kam 77 patents sat in a going manufacturer. CIRP scattered the R&D. By 2024 Chinese inverter brands held majority share in markets Su-Kam had built.
Kunwer Sachdev shares a first-hand account of how Startup India promoted inexperience while the IBC destroyed manufacturing icons like Su-Kam and Educomp.
From dealers in Lagos and Kabul to solar villages in Gabon and Rwanda, Su-Kam took Made-in-India power to 90+ countries. Kunwer Sachdev on the export journey and why an Indian brand standing on the world stage mattered.
Before Indian businesses used Facebook, Kunwer Sachdev turned it into Su-Kam’s nervous system — connecting factories, R&D and service teams across 70+ countries. The story of an early bet, what was lost, and keeping the heritage alive.
From 40,000 rural homes in Uttar Pradesh to schools in Rwanda and street lights across Gabon — Kunwer Sachdev revisits ten real Su-Kam solar projects, preserved from the official Su-Kam Solar Facebook archive.
IBC India critique by Kunwer Sachdev, Solar Man of India: 4 insolvency myths debunked with real, ground-level Su-Kam experience.
Hybrid Inverter Technology: Su-Kam integrated solar MPPT, grid connectivity, and battery management in 2009 — before the world renamed it hybrid. The 77 patents behind it.
The IBC promised fair valuation and liquidation value as the pillars of a transparent process. I watched both fail at Su-Kam. A ₹300 crore fair-value company sold for a pittance — banks got ₹8 crore. This is what really happens.
After 30 years of building Su-Kam, I walked through liquidation myself. Here is what the IBC actually does to an entrepreneur — and why the Delhi High Court’s judgment in my case is a turning point.
An IBBI penalty hit both the RP and the liquidator—yet nobody compensated the entrepreneur. Article 10 of The IBC Files by Kunwer Sachdev.