Sunchaser Structures: An Indian Success Story in Solar Tracking Innovation
In a country striving to meet its ambitious renewable energy targets, Sunchaser Structures has emerged as a beacon of indigenous innovation and manufacturing excellence. Founded in 2020, Sunchaser has quickly evolved into a leading name in the solar mounting and tracking solutions- driven by a vision that combines state-of-the-art technology with a keen insight into the specific needs of India’s dynamic energy sector.
Headquartered in Rajkot, Gujarat, Sunchaser began its journey with a mission: to create high-performance, reliable, and cost-effective solar tracking systems 100% made in India. In just five years, the company has established itself as one of the most trusted partners for solar EPCs, developers, and IPPs nationwide. Its portfolio boasts over 100 operational sites, and a cumulative project capacity exceeding 1.5 GWp, Sunchaser is backed by 40+ active clients and a growing technical support team of 50+ professionals strategically positioned across India
Sunchaser’s rapid rise can be attributed to its unwavering focus on quality, speed, and self-reliance. Unlike many competitors that depend on imported parts and fragmented supply chains, Sunchaser built an end-to-end in-house manufacturing facility in Hadamtala, Rajkot and Nagpur. This vertical integration covers everything—from roll-forming to drive parts including control electronics—ensuring tighter quality control, faster delivery, and consistent technical superiority. To further strengthen its production capabilities and meet increasing market demand, Sunchaser is currently expanding its manufacturing operations in Nagpur. The new facility is expected to be fully operational within the next 3–4 months, enhancing the company’s ability to serve clients more efficiently across central and southern India while reinforcing its commitment to ‘Make in India’ manufacturing excellence.
The company’s product innovation reflects its engineering depth and market responsiveness. Its single-axis solar trackers, designed using German design principles, are tailor-made for the Indian subcontinent. With multi-drive, low-tilt stow systems and robust torsional locking mechanisms, these trackers deliver reliable performance even in high-wind or uneven terrain conditions.
As solar projects increasingly move toward high efficiency and automation, Sunchaser’s trackers stand out with features like robot-compatible clamping, standardized module fixing, and long-span tables that simplify operations and maintenance. The trackers are also future-ready, offering compatibility with SCADA systems, remote monitoring software, and extended warranties for up to 20 years.
Beyond the product, what truly defines the Sunchaser journey is its customer-centric approach. From pre-sales engineering support to installation guidance and post-commissioning service, the company offers an integrated support system unmatched in its class. Transparent pricing, prompt deliveries, zero dependency on imports and 100% client retention are just some of the benefits Sunchaser extends to its partners.
The results speak for themselves. By 2025, the company had ramped up its production capacity to 200 MWp/month, with a roadmap to reach 500 MWp/month by 2026. With
over 70,000 mechanical actuators and 10,000+ controller units in live operation, Sunchaser has built a reputation for durability and dependability in real-world conditions.
In the context of India’s solar mission and the industry’s growing demand for scalable, robust infrastructure, Sunchaser Structures represents not just a vendor but a strategic enabler. Their story is a powerful reminder of how homegrown innovation—backed by disciplined execution—can meet global standards and reshape an entire industry.
As Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and other Indian states look to scale up renewable capacity, Sunchaser’s journey offers a compelling blueprint for success—one that’s built in India, made for India, and ready for the world
