About Us

Daxler Energy's origins trace back to 1988, when Endüstriyel Elektrik Elektronik San. ve Tic. A.Ş. was founded in Konya — a company that today serves 65 countries across automation, industrial solutions, and energy technologies. This deep-rooted sector expertise, built over more than 38 years, laid the foundation for a genuine commitment to research-driven technology in renewable energy.In 2013, the decision was made within the Endüstriyel Elektrik group to focus on photovoltaic solar panel production. As investments in this field grew, it quickly became the most dynamic branch of the group. By 2018, after five years of accumulated manufacturing experience and sector relationships, the solar division became an independent company under the Daxler Energy brand.

What structurally differentiates Daxler from other solar panel manufacturers in Turkey is its institutional R&D backbone. Endüstriyel Elektrik holds an officially certified R&D Center, recognized under Law No. 5746 on Supporting Research and Development Activities by Turkey's Ministry of Industry and Technology — registered on May 24, 2018. Operating across 601 m² with more than 20 researchers, designers and engineers, this center has successfully completed 3 TÜBİTAK and 5 Technopark R&D projects, and has repeatedly received the awards for 'Most Patents Filed' and 'Highest Foreign Currency Earnings in its Sector' in Konya province. Among solar panel manufacturers in Turkey, no other module producer is backed by an R&D center of this caliber.This research infrastructure directly feeds Daxler's product development processes, quality standards, and technology investments. Panels utilizing MBB (Multi Busbar) and SMBB (Super Multi Busbar) cell technologies deliver high efficiency even under low-light conditions.Today, Daxler Energy operates a 100,000 m² facility in Konya's Büyükkayacık Organized Industrial Zone with an annual capacity of 1 GW, across fully automated production lines. With over 2,200,000 panels produced, Daxler ranked in the ISO Second 500 in 2022 and the ISO 500 in 2023 — milestones achieved without ever compromising on quality.