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TOYO Co., Ltd (OTC: TOYWF), also listed on Nasdaq as TOYO, is a solar solutions company that regularly issues news about its manufacturing expansion, supply chain strategy, and branding initiatives. Its press releases describe an integrated approach to the solar value chain, covering wafers and silicon, solar cells, and photovoltaic modules.
News about TOYO often focuses on the growth of its global manufacturing footprint. The company has reported commencing production at a solar cell facility in Ethiopia, expanding that site’s capacity, and bringing a solar module manufacturing facility in the Houston metropolitan area into full commercial operation. These updates highlight how TOYO is positioning its facilities to serve demand for renewable energy technologies.
Another recurring theme in TOYO’s news is strategic partnerships and transactions. The company has announced a sales contract with a U.S. polysilicon manufacturer to secure domestically produced polysilicon, supporting a dual-source supply strategy for its solar manufacturing operations. It has also reported a strategic partnership with Voltec Solar in France, under which TOYO becomes Voltec Solar’s official solar cell supplier for low-carbon solar solutions in Europe.
Brand and intellectual property developments also appear in TOYO’s news flow. The company disclosed the acquisition of the VSUN brand from an affiliated solar module provider, noting the brand’s history of multi-gigawatt deliveries to the U.S. market. In addition, TOYO issues announcements about corporate events such as investor conferences and earnings calls.
Investors and observers following TOYWF news can use this page to review updates on TOYO’s manufacturing capacity, supply agreements, partnerships, brand acquisitions, and corporate communications related to its solar solutions strategy.
TOYO (Nasdaq: TOYO) reported FY2025 revenue of $427.4 million (+142% YoY) and solar cell shipments of 4.5 GW. EBITDA (Non-GAAP) was $95.8 million and adjusted net income was $52.2 million. Management forecasts 2026 cell shipments of 5.5–5.8 GW and adjusted net income of $90–100 million.
Results reflect ramp-up of a 4 GW Ethiopia cell facility, Houston module start-up costs, and a one-time non-cash share-based charge of about $13.7 million.
TOYO (Nasdaq: TOYO) appointed solar industry veteran Rhone Resch as Chief Strategy Officer, effective March 31, 2026. The newly created CSO role reports to the CEO and will focus on expanding TOYO's manufacturing footprint, accelerating U.S. market expansion, strengthening value‑chain partnerships, and guiding supply‑chain and regulatory strategy.
Resch brings 20+ years of industry leadership, prior service as SEIA CEO (2004–2016), entrepreneurial experience founding U.S. solar companies, and advanced degrees in public administration and environmental science.
TOYO (NASDAQ: TOYO) will release its second half and fiscal year 2025 earnings and host a conference call on Tuesday, March 31, 2026 at 8:30 AM ET.
The earnings release and investor deck will be posted on the company's investor relations site prior to the call. A live webcast and global dial-in numbers will be available for participants.
TOYO (Nasdaq: TOYO) announced a planned leadership transition effective March 18, 2026. Junsei Ryu retired as CEO and Chairman and will serve as an advisor for a 12-month transition period.
Takahiko Onozuka was appointed CEO and Chairman, bringing over 40 years of global experience in finance, energy infrastructure and decarbonization.
The company said the new leadership will focus on advanced solar technologies, resilient supply chains, and strategic partnerships to support future growth.
TOYO (Nasdaq: TOYO) reported preliminary, unaudited FY2025 results for year ended Dec 31, 2025: Revenue ~$427 million, Solar cell shipments ~4.5 GW, Solar module shipments ~249 MW, EBITDA ~$96 million, and Net income ~$38 million including a one-time $14 million share-based compensation. The ramp of a 4 GW Ethiopia cell facility and U.S. capacity expansions supported performance. An earnings call is scheduled for March 31, 2026, 8:30 AM ET.
TOYO (Nasdaq: TOYO) will participate in the 38th Annual ROTH Investor Conference on March 22-24, 2026 at The Ritz Carlton in Dana Point, California. Management will hold one-on-one meetings with institutional investors during the event.
Attendance is by invitation only; interested investors should contact their ROTH sales representative to request a meeting.
TOYO (Nasdaq: TOYO) announced on January 7, 2026 that it signed a one-year sales contract with a U.S. polysilicon manufacturer to supply domestically produced polysilicon for its solar manufacturing operations.
The agreement adds U.S.-sourced polysilicon to TOYO's existing non-FEOC overseas supply, reinforcing a dual-source strategy to support cell manufacturing in Ethiopia and module production in the United States, while aligning supply with U.S. regulatory expectations and supporting the company’s U.S. expansion.
TOYO Co., Ltd (Nasdaq: TOYO) announced it acquired the remaining 24.99% membership interest in its U.S. unit, TOYO Solar LLC, making the subsidiary wholly owned as of December 8, 2025.
The company said this follows its strategic expansion into U.S. manufacturing and aims to strengthen its presence in the American solar supply chain. TOYO Solar LLC is advancing development of a 2.5GW solar module manufacturing facility in Texas. Management framed full ownership as strengthening operational control and aligning long-term interests for U.S.-made solar production.
TOYO (Nasdaq: TOYO) announced a strategic partnership with French panel maker Voltec Solar on November 3, 2025, marking TOYO's entry into the European market.
Under the agreement TOYO will become Voltec Solar's official solar cell supplier, supplying its high-performance, low-carbon cell technology that helped Voltec obtain a carbon footprint certification from Certisolis. The signing took place at TOYO's Vietnam production base and included senior executives from both companies.
The collaboration targets supply-chain integration, alignment with the EU Net-Zero Industry Act, and deployment of certified, climate-aligned solar solutions across Europe.
TOYO (Nasdaq: TOYO) announced that its Houston solar module manufacturing facility received a Certificate of Occupancy on October 13, 2025 and has commenced full commercial operations. The Houston Facility is designed to produce up to 1 GW of high-efficiency solar modules annually and the company reported strong customer demand during trial production.
The facility is expected to qualify for tax incentives under Section 45X of the Internal Revenue Code, providing up to $0.07 per watt in production credits through 2030, which TOYO says will enhance cost competitiveness for U.S.-based module supply.