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Stardust Solar Energy Inc. (OTCQB: SUNXF) features frequent news updates that reflect its dual role as a renewable energy franchisor and a diversified solar royalty company. Company announcements highlight developments across residential, commercial, and utility-scale markets, as well as progress in its North American franchise network and international initiatives.
News items often cover franchise expansion milestones, such as the company’s reports of reaching 100 franchises globally and adding new territories in Canada and the United States. Releases also describe the award of a national franchise in Zambia and the growth of a signed project backlog across its network, which the company uses as an indicator of installation activity and future revenue potential.
Stardust Solar’s news flow includes updates on financial and operating performance, including reported quarterly revenue, gross margin, backlog, and cash flow measures. The company has highlighted periods in which it achieved record revenues and its first-ever EBITDA-positive quarter, and it provides additional context through non-IFRS metrics such as signed contracts and backlog.
In addition, the company issues news on strategic initiatives, including its approval as a BC Hydro Alliance contractor, the launch of the AI-enabled StarDroid residential energy optimization device under exclusive North American rights, and the securing of a 20-year, 30-megawatt power purchase agreement in Zambia with a state-owned utility. These updates illustrate how Stardust Solar combines franchise operations, royalty interests, and technology-enabled offerings. Investors and observers can use this news page to review the company’s disclosed project wins, franchise growth, policy-related developments, and capital markets updates over time.
Stardust Solar Energy (OTCQB:SUNXF) signed a Letter of Intent with Gamma Power to design and build 30MW transmission lines and substation infrastructure for its planned Zambia solar plant.
The grid interconnection package is estimated at ~US$750,000, which Stardust Solar plans to own directly as a strategic utility asset.
Stardust Solar (OTCQB: SUNXF) launched a new franchise territory covering Campbell River and Nanaimo on Vancouver Island, operated by Jeremy Sellors under Phoenix Renewables. The franchise will attend the Parksville Spring Home Show May 8-10, 2026. The company cites >100 franchise territories, potential system offsets of 70-80% of annual electricity, and recent BC Hydro solar and battery rebates as drivers for regional adoption while it advances toward profitability.
Stardust Solar Energy (OTCQB: SUNXF) reports major development progress on its planned 30 MW utility-scale solar project in Zambia, including a 20-year PPA, land acquisition, and completion of key technical and environmental studies. Initial engineering and procurement are nearly complete, and vendor selection is in its final stage.
The company expects to begin construction for the initial phase within three to four weeks and cites approximately $90 million of total contracted revenue potential under the PPA.
Stardust Solar (OTCQB: SUNXF) reported FY2025 audited results on April 21, 2026, showing $4.7M revenue (+29% YoY) and a 40% gross margin (up from 27% in 2024). The company cited franchise expansion to 102 territories (+23%) and completion of the Solar Grids integration as drivers of recurring royalty, licensing, and training revenue. The training division reported roughly 60–70% gross margins and 3,000+ installers trained. Stardust is advancing a utility-scale Zambia project expected online in 2026 and is targeting 25+ new franchisees and profitability in 2026.
Stardust Solar Energy (TSXV: SUN / OTCQB: SUNXF) is expanding its global franchise royalty network to 106 active territories, reported improved companywide gross margins in 2025, and is advancing a 30-megawatt utility-scale solar project in Zambia under a 20-year government-backed power purchase agreement. The company highlights a three-pillar recurring revenue model: franchise royalties, certified solar training, and utility-scale power development.
Market One published editorial and video coverage of these developments to showcase Stardust Solar's growth strategy and path toward profitability amid rising global solar adoption.
Stardust Solar (OTCQB: SUNXF) launched a Residential Solar Leasing Platform on April 8, 2026 to expand rooftop solar adoption and build long-duration recurring revenue across its North American franchise network. The program reduces upfront costs, offers predictable monthly lease payments, and targets multi-decade revenue from retained solar equipment.
Example economics: a homeowner paying $200/mo could pay a $95 lease and lower net energy costs; estimated lifetime savings range $15,000–$25,000 assuming 3–4% utility inflation.
Stardust Solar (OTCQB: SUNXF) was featured in a CBC News piece on April 7, 2026, highlighting utility-scale solar expansion across Africa. The company is advancing a 30-megawatt solar project in Zambia backed by a 20-year power purchase agreement with ZESCO Limited and is cited for its broader international deployment strategy.
The coverage notes growing investment, partnerships with local utilities, and strong solar resources driving scalable projects and reflects rising recognition of Stardust Solar's role in emerging energy markets.
Stardust Solar (OTCQB: SUNXF) launched a new franchise territory in Phoenix, Arizona on April 1, 2026, expanding its North American installation network. The Phoenix territory will be led by Sahir Nurideen of Nuur Planet Technologies and joins a global platform of more than 100 territories.
This move targets Arizona's strong solar resource (>300 days sunshine) and rising local electricity demand while supporting the company's distributed franchise, training, and tech model.
Stardust Solar (OTCQB: SUNXF) launched a new franchise territory serving the Greater Halifax–Dartmouth region on March 26, 2026, expanding its North American installation network.
The Halifax territory, operated by Sheldon Bixby of Pevco Electric, targets a market of >480,000 residents with ~1,073 kWh/kW/year solar yield, ~$0.18/kWh retail rates and estimated payback periods of 8–11 years.
Stardust Solar Energy (OTCQB: SUNXF) appointed a new franchisee to serve Barrie and Simcoe County, Ontario, expanding its Canadian installation network on March 12, 2026. The territory will be led by General Manager Konstantin Dotsenko and will offer residential and commercial solar, energy storage, and EV charging solutions.
The move aims to strengthen local capacity amid population growth, rising electricity costs, and proximity to the Greater Toronto Area, leveraging Stardust Solar's franchise support, training, and operational platform.