- Business
- Etrion Corporation operates as a solar energy development company that develops, builds, owns and operates ground-mounted utility-scale solar photovoltaic power generation plants, primarily in Japan; the company owns and manages operating assets including the 9.5 MW Misawa solar project with Tamagawa Holdings and Hitachi High-Tech, the 24.7 MW Shizukuishi solar project and the 13.2 MW Niigata solar project with Hitachi High-Tech; it also has a 9.3 MW Mito solar project and a 45.0 MW project under construction, both with Hitachi High-Tech. Etrion Corporation focuses on highly rated jurisdictions with clear regulations and long-term revenue streams, leveraging a management track record exceeding 750 MWp across diverse geographies to optimize production outputs and balance-of-plant performance for investors and local communities. The company, founded in 2008 and formerly known as PetroFalcon Corporation until its name change in September 2009, maintains headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, with additional offices historically in Tokyo, Japan, and is listed on the Nasdaq Stockholm and Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker ETX, as well as OTC under ETRXF. In recent developments, Etrion reports quarterly financial results, including second quarter 2025 earnings with an unrestricted cash balance of US$1.9 million and positive working capital of US$1.8 million, alongside first quarter 2025 results showing US$6.1 million in cash; it has completed sales of non-core assets such as the 9.5 MW Misawa project to a Japanese consortium for JPY 1.5 billion and previously the 60 MW Mie project for approximately USD 32.2 million and the 70 MW PV Salvador project in Chile to Innergex Renewable Energy; the company maintains strategic partnerships with Hitachi High-Tech for engineering, procurement, construction and operations & maintenance services on multiple Japanese projects targeting expanded capacity. Etrion Corporation serves utility-scale power markets and independent power production segments, targeting renewable energy diversification through clean, reliable and cost-effective solar generation in Asia, with no significant current operations outside Japan following divestitures.