T1 Energy Inc. WT
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CIK
0001992243
ISIN
US35834F1122
CUSIP
35834F112
Return %
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S&P500
1Y
-99.30
16.28
3Y
-99.83
62.37
5Y
-99.92
67.63
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Daniel L. Barcelo
- Full Time Employees
- 562
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Electrical Equipment & Parts
- Address
- 1211 E 4th Street Austin TX United States of America 78702
- IPO Date
- Jan 10, 2020
- CIK
- 0001992243
- Website
- t1energy.com
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- Business
- T1 Energy Inc. is a U.S.-based energy solutions company focused on the design, manufacture, and deployment of advanced solar modules and related photovoltaic technologies. The company operates a vertically integrated platform that encompasses module production, cell fabrication, and downstream supply-chain activities to support utility-scale, commercial & industrial, and residential solar projects. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, T1 Energy advances its business through domestic manufacturing and a growing U.S. supplier network, aiming to deliver high-efficiency PV modules and technologically advanced solar components to customers across North America. Main products and services - PV solar modules: high-efficiency photovoltaic modules utilizing TOPCon and PERC technologies, designed for utility-scale, commercial & industrial, and residential installations; emphasis on performance, reliability, and traceability. - Solar cell fabrication: in-house development and production capabilities for solar cells to support module assembly and supply chain resilience. - Integrated U.S. solar supply chain: end-to-end domestic manufacturing and sourcing initiatives to reduce reliance on external suppliers and enhance project financing and regulatory compliance. - Engineering, procurement, and construction support: services linked to module supply and project deployment, including technical advisory and integration with customer projects. Latest major company changes - Brand transition and rebranding: formerly known as FREYR Battery, Inc., the company changes its name to T1 Energy Inc. in early 2025, signaling a shift toward a broader solar and energy solutions focus. - Headquarters relocation: relocates global headquarters to Austin, Texas, reinforcing its footprint in a renewable energy hub and aligning with U.S. manufacturing expansion. - US manufacturing expansion: accelerates development of large-scale U.S. solar manufacturing assets, including the commissioning of significant module production capacity and cell fabrication initiatives, with strategic partnerships to secure domestic content and supply chain stability. - Partnerships and alliances: forms strategic collaborations with domestic and international equipment, materials, and technology suppliers to expand G2 Austin cell fab capabilities, increase domestic content, and enhance supply chain resilience for 2026 production. - Capital and financing activity: engages in capital raises and debt management to support rapid scale-up of U.S. manufacturing facilities and to optimize corporate structure amid the expanded U.S. footprint. Additional context - Industry and segments: renewable energy manufacturing and integrated solar supply chain, with a focus on PV modules, solar cells, and related equipment. - Target customers: utility-scale developers, commercial & industrial clients, and residential solar projects requiring reliable, domestically sourced modules. - Geographic operations: principal operations and manufacturing activities in the United States, with a focus on Texas facilities (G1 Dallas, G2 Austin) and domestic sourcing, and sales across North America. - Subsidiaries/parent relationships: operates as a standalone entity with a strategy centered on expanding domestic production capabilities and strengthening relationships with suppliers to support scale-up in the U.S. market.