SOLARJUICE CO., LTD. (SJA) Plans to Raise $20 Million in February 6th IPO
SOLARJUICE CO., LTD. (SJA) Plans to Raise $20 Million in February 6th IPO
SOLARJUICE CO., LTD. provided the following description of their company for its IPO: "Note: SolarJuice Co., Ltd. is a spin-off of SPI Energy Co., Ltd. (“SPI”). After the IPO, SPI will continue to own more than 50% of our voting power. (Incorporated in the Cayman Islands) SolarJuice provides solar photovoltaic (PV) based energy solutions for residential and small commercial building markets in Australia and the United States. Through three main business units, SJ Australia, SJ America and SJ Technology, we wholesale and distribute PV modules, solar energy inverters, batteries and storage devices, other solar “balance of system” (“BOS”) components, and accessories to commercial customers located in every state and territory of Australia; we are a roofing contractor and we resell and install solar energy systems to residential and commercial customers in five states in the US and we design, manufacture, and sell PV modules and related products to customers. SJ Australia is a leading wholesaler of PV systems and components in Australia. SJ America installs solar energy systems, energy storage solutions, and roofing products in California, Colorado, Florida, Nevada, and Texas. SJ Technology produces and sells solar PV modules in the US. Our 80%-owned Australian subsidiary, Solar Juice Pty Ltd, or “SJ Australia,” distributes the most popular brands of solar photovoltaic (“PV”) modules, solar energy inverters, batteries and storage devices, other solar BOS components, and accessories to commercial customers located in every state and territory of Australia. SJ Australia also designs and sells its own private brand of PV products under the trade name “Opal,” including Opal solar modules and “Opal Storage” batteries. Established in September 2009 by founders Rami Fedda and Andrew Burgess, who combined their industry knowledge, supplier networks and sales management skills, SJ Australia has grown into one of Australiaâ€s leading distributors of PV and solar-related products. Most of SJ Australiaâ€s customers are small installers for rooftop solar energy systems or energy storage units for residential and small commercial buildings. The residential PV installation market in Australia is highly fragmented, comprised of over 7,000 installers with fewer than five employees. To date over 5,000 installers have opened accounts with SJ Australia, and we have over 900 active accounts with installers that have made purchases over the last three months. SJ Australia has established itself as a PV industry leader and hub for installers, so that new entrants to the Australian market come to SJ Australia to support their businesses across the entire country. SJ Australia has embarked upon a significant geographic expansion initiative to New Zealand and other Pacific island nations. Our U.S. residential roofing and solar installation business, operated by SolarJuice American Inc., or, SJ America, d/b/a Roofs 4 America, performs residential installations and commercial projects for some of the nationâ€s largest home builders and real estate developers. SJ America holds contractor licenses, as required, in the five states in which it operates, California, Nevada, Texas, Colorado and Florida. For solar and re-roofing projects, we manage the entire process from surveying, design, permitting, installation, final inspection, and connection to the power grid; we may choose to outsource part of this process to third party service providers. With hundreds of installation employees, SJ America is one of only a few residential solar companies with extensive roofing experience. SJ America entered the installation business in February 2021, upon acquiring certain assets of Petersen-Dean, Inc. and affiliated companies (together, “Petersen-Dean” or “PDI”) in bankruptcy. SJ America had no operations in the United States before acquiring the PDI assets. Petersen-Dean was founded in 1984 and specialized in installing tile or shingle roofs for single family, multi-family or small commercial buildings. PDI entered the rooftop solar panel installation market in 2009 and became a leading roofing products and solar panel installation company in California, partnering with some of the nationâ€s largest builders and developers for their roofing products and solar panel installations. PDI filed for protection under Chapter 11 of the US Bankruptcy Code in June 2020, after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, and during the bankruptcy process, SJ America purchased certain PDI assets relating to roofing products and solar panel installation, including vehicles and equipment, inventory, work-in-progress contracts, and trademarks and trade names, service marks, and books and records. We also hired, subject to a 90-day observation period, 321 former PDI employees experienced in the roofing and solar energy system installation business, and as of August 19, 2022, approximately 148 former PDI employees work for the Company. SJ America has subsequently built a new consumer solar team, with a focus on selling to home owners and owners/lessees of small commercial buildings. Our new consumer solar team is developing capabilities to vertically integrate across system design and engineering, procurement, permitting, construction, grid connection, warranty, system monitoring and maintenance. In June 2021, we began offering to consumers free cloud-based monitoring and maintenance software services to manage the roofing product and solar panel systems that we install, which can increase customer engagement and our overall online presence. With the California mandate for pre-installation of solar energy systems on new homes, our roofing and solar businesses with our homebuilder clients sometimes overlap. SJ America has approximately 100 active roof installation commercial clients, of which 18 clients in California engage us for solar pre-installations. Our consumer re-roofing services include design, permitting, procurement, and installation services, similar to those provided to solar consumers. In July 2022, SolarJuice made a decision that its SJ America subsidiary would pause its roofing and solar energy system installation business in the states of Florida, Texas, Nevada and Colorado, due to insufficient business volume and profitability in those four states. SJ Technology produces “Made-in-America” solar modules under its Solar4America brand. SJ Technology opened our first US solar module assembly factory in January 2022 in McClellan Park, California, which commenced pilot production in the second quarter of 2022 and began delivering Solar4America brand modules to customers weekly during the third quarter of 2022. We expect to achieve capacity of 650MW per year by the end of 2022. SJ Technology intends to sell most of our American-made solar modules under our own “Solar4America” brand, to distributors, project developers and system integrators, and a small portion of solar modules on an OEM basis. We subleased existing solar module manufacturing facilities with a total floor area of 139,100 square feet located in McClellan Park, acquired certain pieces of solar module assembly equipment from Sunergy California LLC, and additional solar module assembly equipment from YingKou JinChen Machinery Co Ltd and Wuxi Autowell Supply Chain Management Co Ltd. to expand our capacity at the McClellan Park facility. In August 2022, we subleased additional space with a total floor area of 56,000 square feet, adjacent to SJ Technologyâ€s current solar module manufacturing facility at McClellan Park. The expansion will enable us to meet the strong demand for its American-made solar modules. We expect that our production capacity will be further increased to 2.4 GW per year by the end of 2023 as the result acquiring and putting into operation additional solar module assembly equipment and coupled with the utilization of the additional 56,000 square foot facility in McClellan Park, California and well as opening a new facility on the East Coast of the United States. Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 – New and Expanded Production and Tax Credits for Manufacturers and Projects to Support Clean Energy On August 16, 2022, President Biden signed into law the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (the “IRA”). The IRA contains provisions which we expect will have a significant impact on the development and financing of clean energy projects in the United States over the next ten years. The IRA includes a number of key changes relevant to clean energy in the United States, among them the extension of the Investment Tax Credit and Production Tax Credit and the addition of expanded tax credits for other technologies and for manufacturing of clean energy equipment as well as terms allowing parties to more easily monetize the tax credits. The IRA also includes some targeted incentives intended to encourage development in low-income communities and the use of domestically produced materials and compliance with certain prevailing wage requirements. The IRA contains a two-tiered credit-amount structure for many applicable tax credits. Specifically, many of the credits have a lower base credit amount that can be increased up to five times if the taxpayer can satisfy applicable prevailing wage or apprenticeship requirements. In general, under the prevailing wage requirements, the IRA requires all laborers, mechanics and workers to be paid the prevailing wage during project construction (and, during the credit term, for repairs and alterations). Separately and subject to certain exceptions, to meet the apprenticeship requirements, qualified apprentices have to perform an applicable percentage of total labor hours for project construction. Further, the IRA establishes certain options to cure the failure to meet either the prevailing wage or apprenticeship requirements. We believe that two areas of the IRA will have direct significant benefits for us. First, the impact of the new Section 45X of the IRA will be significant to us, especially our SJ Technology business. Under Section 45X, production credits will be available for each eligible solar component that is produced domestically and sold to an unrelated party. Section 45X credits are based on the type of equipment or material manufactured, how much equipment or material is produced, and certain other criteria. We anticipate that Section 45X will spur United States solar manufacturing to a degree that may not yet be fully appreciated. According to Section 45X of the IRA, the Advanced Manufacturing Production Credit (AMPTC) is available for the production of eligible components which includes solar modules, solar wafers, solar cells produced in the United States and sold after December 31, 2022. The amount of the AMPTC for solar modules are mandated to be $0.07 per module capacity in Wdc. SJ Technology produces “Made-in-America” solar modules under its Solar4America brand. The Section 45X production credit encourages innovation and efficiency because, for example, with respect to certain solar components, credits are tied to the productivity of a solar panel rather than its cost, encouraging companies to manufacture higher-efficiency panels rather than raise prices to increase credits. Secondly, the Residential Clean Energy Credit under the IRA allows residential customers to subtract 30 percent of solar costs off their federal taxes as a tax credit through 2032. If residential customers install solar energy equipment in their residence any time from 2022 through the end of 2032, they are entitled to a nonrefundable tax credit off their federal income taxes, equal to 30 percent of eligible expenses. Thereâ€s no dollar limit on those expenses. We believe this increase to a 30% tax credit under the IRA will significantly enhance SJ Americaâ€s U.S. residential roofing and solar installation business. If residential customers install solar energy equipment in their residence any time from 2022 through the end of 2032, they are entitled to a nonrefundable tax credit off their federal income taxes, equal to 30 percent of eligible expenses. Thereâ€s no dollar limit on those expenses. We believe this increase to a 30% tax credit under the IRA will significantly enhance SJ Americaâ€s U.S. residential roofing and solar installation business . According to the Department of Energy, the new IRAâ€s language covers the same expenses to be eligible for this new solar tax credit, as those that were declining under the expiring old law, including solar photovoltaic (PV) panels – PV cells used to power an attic fan (but not the fan itself), contractor labor; permitting fees, inspection costs and developer fees; all equipment needed to get the solar system running, and storage batteries plus sales taxes on eligible expenses. We believe having our own branded products provides greater opportunities to differentiate us in a competitive market. especially when certain products are in short supply in the market, such as current market conditions for made-in-America solar modules, which we expect will accelerate our brand and product penetration into the U.S. domestic market. We do not expect to manufacture significant amounts of panels for our installation business. Our solar modules utilize advanced solar technologies, such as the Passive Emitter and Rear Contact or “PERC” technology and full cell technology. We expect that our high-quality manufacturing capabilities will enable us to produce solar modules meeting the industryâ€s highest performance standards, and all of our American-made solar modules sold in North America are UL certified. **Note: Revenue and net loss figures are for the 12 months ended June 30, 2022. (Note: SolarJuice Col., Ltd. disclosed terms for its IPO – 2.5 million ordinary shares at a price range of $7.00 to $9.00 to raise $20 million – in an F-1/A filing dated Jan. 19, 2023. SolarJuice Co., Ltd. updated its IPO plans with an F-1/A dated Nov. 1, 2022, but it did not disclose terms. SolarJuice Co. filed its F-1 on Sept. 16, 2022; confidential filing on June 11, 2021. ".SOLARJUICE CO., LTD. (SJA) expects to raise $20 million in an initial public offering on the week of February 6th, IPO Scoop reports. The company will be issuing 2,500,000 shares at $7.00-$9.00 per share.
SolarJuice有限公司據IPO Scoop報道，SJA預計將在2月6日這一週進行首次公開募股(IPO)，籌資2000萬美元。該公司將以每股7.00美元至9.00美元的價格發行250萬股。
In the last year, SOLARJUICE CO., LTD. generated $159 million in revenue and had a net loss of $15.5 million.
去年，SolarJuice Co.，Ltd.創造了1.59億美元的收入，淨虧損1550萬美元。
Maxim Group acted as the underwriter for the IPO.
Maxim Group擔任此次IPO的承銷商。
SOLARJUICE CO., LTD. provided the following description of their company for its IPO: "Note: SolarJuice Co., Ltd. is a spin-off of SPI Energy Co., Ltd. (“SPI”). After the IPO, SPI will continue to own more than 50% of our voting power. (Incorporated in the Cayman Islands) SolarJuice provides solar photovoltaic (PV) based energy solutions for residential and small commercial building markets in Australia and the United States. Through three main business units, SJ Australia, SJ America and SJ Technology, we wholesale and distribute PV modules, solar energy inverters, batteries and storage devices, other solar “balance of system” (“BOS”) components, and accessories to commercial customers located in every state and territory of Australia; we are a roofing contractor and we resell and install solar energy systems to residential and commercial customers in five states in the US and we design, manufacture, and sell PV modules and related products to customers. SJ Australia is a leading wholesaler of PV systems and components in Australia. SJ America installs solar energy systems, energy storage solutions, and roofing products in California, Colorado, Florida, Nevada, and Texas. SJ Technology produces and sells solar PV modules in the US. Our 80%-owned Australian subsidiary, Solar Juice Pty Ltd, or “SJ Australia,” distributes the most popular brands of solar photovoltaic (“PV”) modules, solar energy inverters, batteries and storage devices, other solar BOS components, and accessories to commercial customers located in every state and territory of Australia. SJ Australia also designs and sells its own private brand of PV products under the trade name “Opal,” including Opal solar modules and “Opal Storage” batteries. Established in September 2009 by founders Rami Fedda and Andrew Burgess, who combined their industry knowledge, supplier networks and sales management skills, SJ Australia has grown into one of Australiaâ€s leading distributors of PV and solar-related products. Most of SJ Australiaâ€s customers are small installers for rooftop solar energy systems or energy storage units for residential and small commercial buildings. The residential PV installation market in Australia is highly fragmented, comprised of over 7,000 installers with fewer than five employees. To date over 5,000 installers have opened accounts with SJ Australia, and we have over 900 active accounts with installers that have made purchases over the last three months. SJ Australia has established itself as a PV industry leader and hub for installers, so that new entrants to the Australian market come to SJ Australia to support their businesses across the entire country. SJ Australia has embarked upon a significant geographic expansion initiative to New Zealand and other Pacific island nations. Our U.S. residential roofing and solar installation business, operated by SolarJuice American Inc., or, SJ America, d/b/a Roofs 4 America, performs residential installations and commercial projects for some of the nationâ€s largest home builders and real estate developers. SJ America holds contractor licenses, as required, in the five states in which it operates, California, Nevada, Texas, Colorado and Florida. For solar and re-roofing projects, we manage the entire process from surveying, design, permitting, installation, final inspection, and connection to the power grid; we may choose to outsource part of this process to third party service providers. With hundreds of installation employees, SJ America is one of only a few residential solar companies with extensive roofing experience. SJ America entered the installation business in February 2021, upon acquiring certain assets of Petersen-Dean, Inc. and affiliated companies (together, “Petersen-Dean” or “PDI”) in bankruptcy. SJ America had no operations in the United States before acquiring the PDI assets. Petersen-Dean was founded in 1984 and specialized in installing tile or shingle roofs for single family, multi-family or small commercial buildings. PDI entered the rooftop solar panel installation market in 2009 and became a leading roofing products and solar panel installation company in California, partnering with some of the nationâ€s largest builders and developers for their roofing products and solar panel installations. PDI filed for protection under Chapter 11 of the US Bankruptcy Code in June 2020, after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, and during the bankruptcy process, SJ America purchased certain PDI assets relating to roofing products and solar panel installation, including vehicles and equipment, inventory, work-in-progress contracts, and trademarks and trade names, service marks, and books and records. We also hired, subject to a 90-day observation period, 321 former PDI employees experienced in the roofing and solar energy system installation business, and as of August 19, 2022, approximately 148 former PDI employees work for the Company. SJ America has subsequently built a new consumer solar team, with a focus on selling to home owners and owners/lessees of small commercial buildings. Our new consumer solar team is developing capabilities to vertically integrate across system design and engineering, procurement, permitting, construction, grid connection, warranty, system monitoring and maintenance. In June 2021, we began offering to consumers free cloud-based monitoring and maintenance software services to manage the roofing product and solar panel systems that we install, which can increase customer engagement and our overall online presence. With the California mandate for pre-installation of solar energy systems on new homes, our roofing and solar businesses with our homebuilder clients sometimes overlap. SJ America has approximately 100 active roof installation commercial clients, of which 18 clients in California engage us for solar pre-installations. Our consumer re-roofing services include design, permitting, procurement, and installation services, similar to those provided to solar consumers. In July 2022, SolarJuice made a decision that its SJ America subsidiary would pause its roofing and solar energy system installation business in the states of Florida, Texas, Nevada and Colorado, due to insufficient business volume and profitability in those four states. SJ Technology produces “Made-in-America” solar modules under its Solar4America brand. SJ Technology opened our first US solar module assembly factory in January 2022 in McClellan Park, California, which commenced pilot production in the second quarter of 2022 and began delivering Solar4America brand modules to customers weekly during the third quarter of 2022. We expect to achieve capacity of 650MW per year by the end of 2022. SJ Technology intends to sell most of our American-made solar modules under our own “Solar4America” brand, to distributors, project developers and system integrators, and a small portion of solar modules on an OEM basis. We subleased existing solar module manufacturing facilities with a total floor area of 139,100 square feet located in McClellan Park, acquired certain pieces of solar module assembly equipment from Sunergy California LLC, and additional solar module assembly equipment from YingKou JinChen Machinery Co Ltd and Wuxi Autowell Supply Chain Management Co Ltd. to expand our capacity at the McClellan Park facility. In August 2022, we subleased additional space with a total floor area of 56,000 square feet, adjacent to SJ Technologyâ€s current solar module manufacturing facility at McClellan Park. The expansion will enable us to meet the strong demand for its American-made solar modules. We expect that our production capacity will be further increased to 2.4 GW per year by the end of 2023 as the result acquiring and putting into operation additional solar module assembly equipment and coupled with the utilization of the additional 56,000 square foot facility in McClellan Park, California and well as opening a new facility on the East Coast of the United States. Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 – New and Expanded Production and Tax Credits for Manufacturers and Projects to Support Clean Energy On August 16, 2022, President Biden signed into law the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (the “IRA”). The IRA contains provisions which we expect will have a significant impact on the development and financing of clean energy projects in the United States over the next ten years. The IRA includes a number of key changes relevant to clean energy in the United States, among them the extension of the Investment Tax Credit and Production Tax Credit and the addition of expanded tax credits for other technologies and for manufacturing of clean energy equipment as well as terms allowing parties to more easily monetize the tax credits. The IRA also includes some targeted incentives intended to encourage development in low-income communities and the use of domestically produced materials and compliance with certain prevailing wage requirements. The IRA contains a two-tiered credit-amount structure for many applicable tax credits. Specifically, many of the credits have a lower base credit amount that can be increased up to five times if the taxpayer can satisfy applicable prevailing wage or apprenticeship requirements. In general, under the prevailing wage requirements, the IRA requires all laborers, mechanics and workers to be paid the prevailing wage during project construction (and, during the credit term, for repairs and alterations). Separately and subject to certain exceptions, to meet the apprenticeship requirements, qualified apprentices have to perform an applicable percentage of total labor hours for project construction. Further, the IRA establishes certain options to cure the failure to meet either the prevailing wage or apprenticeship requirements. We believe that two areas of the IRA will have direct significant benefits for us. First, the impact of the new Section 45X of the IRA will be significant to us, especially our SJ Technology business. Under Section 45X, production credits will be available for each eligible solar component that is produced domestically and sold to an unrelated party. Section 45X credits are based on the type of equipment or material manufactured, how much equipment or material is produced, and certain other criteria. We anticipate that Section 45X will spur United States solar manufacturing to a degree that may not yet be fully appreciated. According to Section 45X of the IRA, the Advanced Manufacturing Production Credit (AMPTC) is available for the production of eligible components which includes solar modules, solar wafers, solar cells produced in the United States and sold after December 31, 2022. The amount of the AMPTC for solar modules are mandated to be $0.07 per module capacity in Wdc. SJ Technology produces “Made-in-America” solar modules under its Solar4America brand. The Section 45X production credit encourages innovation and efficiency because, for example, with respect to certain solar components, credits are tied to the productivity of a solar panel rather than its cost, encouraging companies to manufacture higher-efficiency panels rather than raise prices to increase credits. Secondly, the Residential Clean Energy Credit under the IRA allows residential customers to subtract 30 percent of solar costs off their federal taxes as a tax credit through 2032. If residential customers install solar energy equipment in their residence any time from 2022 through the end of 2032, they are entitled to a nonrefundable tax credit off their federal income taxes, equal to 30 percent of eligible expenses. Thereâ€s no dollar limit on those expenses. We believe this increase to a 30% tax credit under the IRA will significantly enhance SJ Americaâ€s U.S. residential roofing and solar installation business. If residential customers install solar energy equipment in their residence any time from 2022 through the end of 2032, they are entitled to a nonrefundable tax credit off their federal income taxes, equal to 30 percent of eligible expenses. Thereâ€s no dollar limit on those expenses. We believe this increase to a 30% tax credit under the IRA will significantly enhance SJ Americaâ€s U.S. residential roofing and solar installation business . According to the Department of Energy, the new IRAâ€s language covers the same expenses to be eligible for this new solar tax credit, as those that were declining under the expiring old law, including solar photovoltaic (PV) panels – PV cells used to power an attic fan (but not the fan itself), contractor labor; permitting fees, inspection costs and developer fees; all equipment needed to get the solar system running, and storage batteries plus sales taxes on eligible expenses. We believe having our own branded products provides greater opportunities to differentiate us in a competitive market. especially when certain products are in short supply in the market, such as current market conditions for made-in-America solar modules, which we expect will accelerate our brand and product penetration into the U.S. domestic market. We do not expect to manufacture significant amounts of panels for our installation business. Our solar modules utilize advanced solar technologies, such as the Passive Emitter and Rear Contact or “PERC” technology and full cell technology. We expect that our high-quality manufacturing capabilities will enable us to produce solar modules meeting the industryâ€s highest performance standards, and all of our American-made solar modules sold in North America are UL certified. **Note: Revenue and net loss figures are for the 12 months ended June 30, 2022. (Note: SolarJuice Col., Ltd. disclosed terms for its IPO – 2.5 million ordinary shares at a price range of $7.00 to $9.00 to raise $20 million – in an F-1/A filing dated Jan. 19, 2023. SolarJuice Co., Ltd. updated its IPO plans with an F-1/A dated Nov. 1, 2022, but it did not disclose terms. SolarJuice Co. filed its F-1 on Sept. 16, 2022; confidential filing on June 11, 2021. ".
SolarJuice有限公司注：SolarJuice Co.，Ltd.是從陽光動力股份有限公司(ÂEURO śSPIÂEUROŤ)剝離出來的公司。首次公開募股後，SPI將繼續擁有我們50%以上的投票權。(在開曼羣島註冊)ÂSolarJuice為澳大利亞和美國的住宅和小型商業建築市場提供基於太陽能光伏(PV)的能源解決方案。通過SJ澳大利亞、SJ美國和SJ科技三個主要業務部門，我們批發和分銷光伏組件、太陽能逆變器、電池和存儲設備、其他太陽能光伏組件、̂EURO‘śBALANCE of SYSTEMÂEUROŤ(âEURO ś̂EUROŤ)組件及配件；我們是一家屋頂承包商，我們向美國五個州的住宅和商業客户轉售和安裝太陽能系統，並向客户設計、製造和銷售光伏組件及相關產品。SJ Australia是澳大利亞領先的光伏系統和組件批發商。SJ America在加利福尼亞州、科羅拉多州、佛羅裏達州、內華達州和德克薩斯州安裝太陽能系統、儲能解決方案和屋頂產品。SJ科技在美國生產和銷售太陽能光伏組件。我們擁有80%股權的澳大利亞子公司Solar Juice Pty Ltd或âEURO śSJ Australia，âEURO ť向澳大利亞各州和地區的商業客户分銷最受歡迎的品牌太陽能光伏(âEURO śPVÂEUROŤ)模塊、太陽能逆變器、電池和存儲設備、其他太陽能BOS零組件和配件。SJ澳大利亞還設計和銷售其自有品牌的光伏產品，商標為âEURO śOpal，一個̂EURO ť，包括Opal太陽能組件和一個̂EURO śEal StorageâEURO ť電池。由創始人拉米·費達和安德魯·伯吉斯於2009年9月創建, SJ澳大利亞公司結合了他們的行業知識、供應商網絡和銷售管理技能，已經成長為澳大利亞̂歐洲光伏和太陽能相關產品的領先分銷商之一。SJ australiaâEURO的客户大多是屋頂太陽能系統的小型安裝商，或住宅和小型商業建築的儲能裝置。澳大利亞的住宅光伏安裝市場高度分散，由7000多名安裝人員組成，員工人數不到5人。到目前為止，已有5000多家安裝商在SJ Australia開立了賬户，我們有900多個活躍的安裝商賬户，這些安裝商在過去三個月裏進行了購買。SJ澳大利亞已經確立了自己作為光伏行業領導者和安裝商中心的地位，因此澳大利亞市場的新進入者來到SJ澳大利亞，支持他們在全國各地的業務。SJ澳大利亞已經開始向新西蘭和其他太平洋島國進行重大的地理擴張計劃。我們的美國住宅屋頂和太陽能安裝業務由SolarJuice American Inc.或SJ America，d/b/a Roofs 4 America運營，為一些National â歐洲最大的住宅建築商和房地產開發商提供住宅安裝和商業項目。SJ America根據要求在其運營的五個州-加利福尼亞州、內華達州、德克薩斯州、科羅拉多州和佛羅裏達州-持有承包商許可證。對於太陽能和重鋪屋頂項目，我們管理從測量、設計、許可、安裝、最終檢查到電網連接的整個過程；我們可以選擇將此過程的一部分外包給第三方服務提供商。SJ America擁有數百名安裝員工，是為數不多的幾家擁有豐富屋頂經驗的住宅太陽能公司之一。SJ America於2021年2月在收購彼得森-迪恩的某些資產後進入安裝業務, 公司及其附屬公司(合計為̂EURO‘śPetersen-deanâEURO ť或̂EURO’śPDIÂEURO ť)破產。在收購PDI資產之前，SJ America在美國沒有業務。Petersen-Dean成立於1984年，專門為單户、多户或小型商業建築安裝瓦片或瓦片屋頂。PDI於2009年進入屋頂太陽能電池板安裝市場，成為加州領先的屋頂產品和太陽能電池板安裝公司，與Nationâ歐洲一些最大的建築商和開發商合作開發屋頂產品和太陽能電池板安裝。在新冠肺炎疫情爆發後，於2020年6月根據美國破產法第11章申請保護，在破產過程中，SJ America購買了與屋頂產品和太陽能電池板安裝相關的某些PDI資產，包括車輛和設備、庫存、在製品合同、商標和商號、服務標記、書籍和記錄。在90天的觀察期內，我們還聘請了321名在屋頂和太陽能系統安裝業務方面經驗豐富的前PDI員工，截至2022年8月19日，約有148名前PDI員工為公司工作。SJ America隨後組建了一個新的消費者太陽能團隊，專注於向小型商業建築的房主和業主/承租人銷售產品。我們新的消費者太陽能團隊正在開發跨系統設計和工程、採購、許可、施工、電網連接、保修、系統監控和維護的垂直集成能力。2021年6月，我們開始向消費者提供免費的基於雲的監控和維護軟件服務，以管理我們安裝的屋頂產品和太陽能電池板系統, 這可以增加客户參與度和我們的整體在線存在。作為加州授權在新住宅上預安裝太陽能系統的̂，我們的屋頂和太陽能業務與我們的房屋建築商客户有時會重疊。SJ America擁有大約100個活躍的屋頂安裝商業客户，其中18個位於加利福尼亞州的客户與我們接洽進行太陽能預安裝。我們的消費者重鋪屋頂服務包括設計、許可、採購和安裝服務，類似於向太陽能消費者提供的服務。2022年7月，SolarJuice決定暫停其SJ美國子公司在佛羅裏達州、德克薩斯州、內華達州和科羅拉多州的屋頂和太陽能系統安裝業務，原因是這四個州的業務量和盈利能力不足。一家̂SJ科技公司生產其Solar4America品牌下的̂EURO ś-Made-in AmericâEUROT Ť太陽能組件。SJ科技於2022年1月在加利福尼亞州麥克萊倫公園開設了我們在美國的第一家太陽能組件組裝廠，並於2022年第二季度開始試生產，2022年第三季度，̂開始每週向客户交付Solar4America品牌組件。我們預計到2022年底達到每年650兆瓦的產能。̂SJ科技公司打算以我們自己的品牌̂EURO śSolar4americaâEUROT ť銷售我們大部分美國製造的太陽能組件，給分銷商、項目開發商和系統集成商，以及一小部分以原始設備製造商為基礎的太陽能組件。我們轉租了位於麥克萊倫公園的現有太陽能組件製造工廠，總建築面積為139,100平方英尺，從SunEnergy California LLC購買了某些太陽能組件組裝設備。, 以及來自營口金辰機械有限公司和無錫奧託威爾供應鏈管理有限公司的額外太陽能組件組裝設備，以擴大我們在麥克萊倫園區工廠的產能。2022年8月，我們轉租了總建築面積為56000平方英尺的額外空間，毗鄰SJ Technologyâ歐洲目前位於麥克萊倫公園的太陽能組件製造工廠。擴建將使我們能夠滿足對其美國製造的太陽能組件的強勁需求。我們預計，到2023年底，我們的產能將進一步提高到2.4千兆瓦/年，這是因為我們購買並投入使用了更多的太陽能組件組裝設備，再加上利用了位於加利福尼亞州麥克萊倫公園的另外56,000平方英尺的設施，並在美國東海岸開設了一家新工廠。2022年通脹降低法案-為製造商和項目提供新的和擴大的生產和税收抵免以支持清潔能源2022年8月16日，總裁·拜登簽署了2022年通脹降低法案(The âEURO śIRAâEURO ť)。愛爾蘭共和軍包含的條款我們預計將對未來十年美國清潔能源項目的發展和融資產生重大影響。《愛爾蘭共和軍》包括一些與美國清潔能源相關的關鍵變化, 其中，延長了投資税收抵免和生產税收抵免，增加了其他技術和清潔能源設備製造的擴大的税收抵免，以及允許締約方更容易地將税收抵免貨幣化的條款。愛爾蘭共和軍還包括一些有針對性的激勵措施，旨在鼓勵低收入社區的發展，鼓勵使用國內生產的材料，並遵守某些現行的工資要求。愛爾蘭共和軍包含兩級抵免金額結構，適用於許多適用的税收抵免。具體地説，許多信用額度的基本額度較低，如果納税人能夠滿足適用的現行工資或學徒要求，信用額度最高可增加五倍。一般來説，根據現行的工資要求，愛爾蘭共和軍要求所有勞工、機械師和工人在項目建設期間(以及在信用期限內，維修和改建期間)獲得現行工資。另外，除某些例外情況外，為了滿足學徒要求，合格的學徒必須完成項目建設所需總工時的適當百分比。此外，愛爾蘭共和軍建立了某些選擇，以解決未能滿足現行工資或學徒要求的問題。我們認為，愛爾蘭共和軍的兩個領域將給我們帶來直接的重大好處。首先，新的愛爾蘭共和軍45X條款將對我們產生重大影響，特別是我們的SJ科技業務。根據第45x條，每個在國內生產並出售給無關各方的合格太陽能組件都可以獲得生產積分。第45x節積分是基於製造的設備或材料的類型、生產的設備或材料的數量, 以及某些其他標準。我們預計，45X條款將刺激美國太陽能製造業達到一個可能尚未得到充分認識的程度。根據IRA第45X條，先進製造生產積分(AMPTC)可用於生產符合條件的組件，其中包括在美國生產並在2022年12月31日後銷售的太陽能組件、太陽能晶片、太陽能電池。太陽能組件的AMPTC金額規定為WDC的每個組件容量0.07美元。SJ科技生產̂EURO ś美國製造的̂EURO Ť太陽能組件，其品牌為Solar4America。第45x條的生產信用鼓勵創新和效率，因為例如，對於某些太陽能組件，信用與太陽能電池板的生產率而不是其成本掛鈎，鼓勵公司生產效率更高的電池板，而不是通過提高價格來增加信用。其次，愛爾蘭共和軍下的住宅清潔能源抵免允許住宅客户在2032年之前從聯邦税收中扣除30%的太陽能成本作為税收抵免。Â如果住宅客户在2022年至2032年底的任何時候在其住宅中安裝太陽能設備，他們有權享受聯邦所得税中不可退還的税收抵免，相當於符合條件的支出的30%。It‘這些費用不設美元限額(̂)。我們相信，根據愛爾蘭共和軍將税收抵免提高到30%，將顯著提升SJ americâEUROSA Sâ美國住宅屋頂和太陽能安裝業務。如果住宅客户在2022年至2032年底期間的任何時候在他們的住宅中安裝太陽能設備，他們有權享受聯邦所得税中不可退還的税收抵免, 相當於符合條件的費用的30%。It‘這些費用不設美元限額(̂)。我們相信，根據愛爾蘭共和軍將税收抵免提高到30%，將顯著提升SJ americâEUROSA Sâ美國住宅屋頂和太陽能安裝業務。根據能源部的説法，新的IRAÂ歐元的語言涵蓋了有資格享受這項新的太陽能税收抵免的相同費用，與根據即將到期的舊法律而減少的費用相同，包括Solarâ光伏(PV)電池板-用於為閣樓風扇(但不包括風扇本身)供電的光伏電池，承包商勞動力；許可費、檢查費和開發商費用；運行太陽能系統所需的所有設備，以及蓄電池加上符合條件的費用的銷售税。我們相信，擁有自己的品牌產品為我們在競爭激烈的市場中脱穎而出提供了更大的機會。特別是當某些產品在市場上供不應求的時候，例如目前美國製造太陽能組件的市場狀況，我們預計這將加速我們的品牌和產品進入美國國內市場。我們預計不會為我們的安裝業務生產大量的面板。我們的太陽能組件採用先進的太陽能技術，例如無源發射器和後接觸或̂EURO的́PECÂEUROT Ť技術和全電池技術。我們希望我們的高質量製造能力將使我們能夠生產出符合行業最高性能標準的太陽能組件，並且所有在北美銷售的歐拉̂̂美國-MADEÂ太陽能組件都通過了UL認證。*注：收入和淨虧損數字為截至2022年6月30日的12個月。(注：SolarJuice Co.，Ltd.在日期為2023年1月19日的F-1/A文件中披露了其首次公開募股的條款-250萬股普通股，價格區間為FÂ$7.00 ToÂ$9.00，以籌集2,000萬美元。SolarJuice Co., Ltd.用日期為2022年11月1日的F-1/A更新了IPO計劃，但沒有披露條款。SolarJuice Co.於9月1日提交了F-1文件。2022年6月16日；2021年6月11日機密備案。“。”
SOLARJUICE CO., LTD. was founded in 2017 and has 274 employees. The company is located at 1/10-12 Forsyth Close Wetherill Park, Sydney, NSW, Australia and can be reached via phone at +61 2 9725 1111 or on the web at
SolarJuice有限公司成立於2017年，擁有274名員工。該公司位於澳大利亞新南威爾士州悉尼市1/10-12 Forsyth Close Wetherill Park，可通過電話+61 2 9725 1111或通過以下網址聯繫
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