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Array Technologies expands balance of system platform with $203 million AWM acquisition ...
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23 July 2026
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Fusion42 · 23 July 2026 · Fusion42 review
Array Technologies acquires AWM for $203 million to expand its balance-of-system platform and launches a new 60-degree solar tracker, consolidating hardware and software across the utility-scale solar supply chain.
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Array just bought its way into software and control systems for solar farms. If you're selling specialised hardware to utility-scale solar (racking, trackers, monitoring), your buyer just consolidated—and Array now owns both the hardware shelf and the operating system that tells it what to do.
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Climate Tech · solar-bos · tracker-hardware · utility-scale · supply-chain-consolidation · m-and-a