Sofar {{Company}} Shortlisted for 2025 Framework Purchase Order of Smart PV Inverters

Published: May 27, 2025 18:28

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On May 26, the winning candidate for the 2025 Framework Procurement of Intelligent PV Inverters by China TIS Netwin Technology Co., Ltd. was announced, with Shenzhen Sofar {{Company}} being selected as the candidate. The tender announcement indicated that the bidder was China TIS Netwin Technology Co., Ltd., with a budget of 320,000 yuan (tax included), subject to actual procurement orders. The delivery location is within Jiangsu Province.

On May 26, the winning candidates for the 2025 framework procurement of intelligent PV inverters by China TIS Netwin Technology Co., Ltd. were announced, with Shenzhen Sofar {{Company}} being selected as the candidate.

The tender announcement indicated that the bidder was China TIS Netwin Technology Co., Ltd., with a budget of 320,000 yuan (tax included), subject to actual procurement orders. The delivery location was within Jiangsu Province.

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