Globespan Capital Partners

Silicor Materials, Inc. specializes in the production of solar silicon for photovoltaic cell and module manufacturers globally. Established in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company operates manufacturing facilities in Vaughan, Canada, and Mississippi, along with a research and development center in Berlin, Germany. Silicor Materials offers high-quality, low-cost solar silicon, which serves as an alternative to more expensive electronic-grade silicon, thereby enabling photovoltaic module manufacturers to lower their production costs while adhering to demanding performance standards. In addition to solar silicon, the company produces aluminum by-products, including aluminum-silicon master alloys and polyaluminum chloride, which are utilized in municipal and industrial water treatment applications.

Silicor Materials, Inc. specializes in the production of solar silicon for photovoltaic cell and module manufacturers globally. Established in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company operates manufacturing facilities in Vaughan, Canada, and Mississippi, along with a research and development center in Berlin, Germany. Silicor Materials offers high-quality, low-cost solar silicon, which serves as an alternative to more expensive electronic-grade silicon, thereby enabling photovoltaic module manufacturers to lower their production costs while adhering to demanding performance standards. In addition to solar silicon, the company produces aluminum by-products, including aluminum-silicon master alloys and polyaluminum chloride, which are utilized in municipal and industrial water treatment applications.

Silicor Materials, Inc. specializes in the production of solar silicon for photovoltaic cell and module manufacturers globally. Established in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company operates manufacturing facilities in Vaughan, Canada, and Mississippi, along with a research and development center in Berlin, Germany. Silicor Materials offers high-quality, low-cost solar silicon, which serves as an alternative to more expensive electronic-grade silicon, thereby enabling photovoltaic module manufacturers to lower their production costs while adhering to demanding performance standards. In addition to solar silicon, the company produces aluminum by-products, including aluminum-silicon master alloys and polyaluminum chloride, which are utilized in municipal and industrial water treatment applications.