The Introduction of Sino-American Silicon Products Inc.(SAS) Group
Sino-American Silicon Products Inc. (SAS) was established in 1981 in the Hsinchu Science Park and operates two major business groups — the Semiconductor Business Group and the Solar Business Group. In October 2011, the Semiconductor Business Group was spun off to form GlobalWafers Co., Ltd. Since then, SAS has focused on the solar energy field, expanding its operations from solar cells and modules to photovoltaic power plant development and operation & maintenance management, becoming one of the most vertically integrated companies in Taiwan’s solar industry.
SAS Deepens Its Footprint in the Green Energy Value Chain
Vertically integrated in the solar industry, SAS is engaged in the manufacturing of ingot, wafer, cell, module, energy storage, and further spreads its tentacles into power plant O&M, green energy developing & trading, and reinvests in smart grids.
SAS’ competitive edge in vertical integration and horizontal reinvestment consolidates its positions through flexibly mobilizing the group resources and provides one-stop solution to customers.
Ingot/Wafer
- SAS
Cell
- SAS
Module
- VPC
- N-VPC
System
- SPW
Power Plant
- SUNRISE
Energy Storage
- BILLION, RES
Energy Trading
- SES, Anneal
Smart Grid
- nextDrive
Energy Efficiency
- EES
The unique advantages of Sino-US silicon
Excellent quality and customer trust deeply
The products meet the quality requirements and reliability specifications of international/domestic first-tier manufacturers.
High efficiency battery/high wattage module
The average efficiency of high-efficiency solar cells can be achieved 23.2%, and the wattage of high-quality monocrystalline solar modules can also be achieved 410W.
Vertically integrated to establish iconic status
The value chain activities required for effective competition are established. Vertical integration makes planning and coordination between adjacent stages of the value chain more efficient.
Finance robust and operation resilient
Abundant cash and strong profitability enable SAS to operate steadily and continue to make profits even in the face of a turbulent overall economy.