05 — About
About Voyager PV
Voyager Photovoltaic was founded in November 2021. Its English name draws inspiration from NASA’s Voyager space probes — a symbol of the company’s spirit of bold exploration and its drive to push the limits of solar technology.
The company holds NT$1.5 billion in paid-in capital, giving it a solid financial foundation, with a shareholder base that includes institutional investors such as Chailease Energy and Cathay Sustainable Fund — a strong vote of confidence in Voyager’s long-term growth.
Chairman & CEO Kuei-Chang Hsu has spent over two decades in the solar industry. He founded the world’s first mass-production P-type PERC solar cell plant (2012; 70MW annual capacity) and led Taiwan solar manufacturing’s first overseas acquisition, bringing deep expertise in technology innovation, industry integration, and global market positioning as he continues to lead Voyager Photovoltaic toward becoming a global leader in high-efficiency solar solutions.
Voyager’s cell processing and module assembly are 100% completed in Taiwan, with 100% official VPC registration — a scheme that requires solar cells to be registered as non-mainland-Chinese origin. Our shareholder base is entirely Taiwanese institutional capital, with zero Chinese ownership. Wafer feedstock sourcing varies by procurement batch, and we provide sourcing documentation per order — giving international customers, especially in the US market, a transparent and verifiable supply chain.
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