FTC Solar (NASDAQ:FTCI) (NASDAQ: FTCI) is a solar technology company specializing in the design, manufacturing and supply of solar tracking systems. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, FTC Solar develops advanced tracker hardware and digital tools that optimize energy production across utility-scale photovoltaic power plants. The company’s flagship product, the Felix® tracker, features a self-powered drive that reduces installation costs and simplifies maintenance requirements compared to traditional tracker systems.
In addition to its core tracker hardware, FTC Solar offers a suite of engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) support services. These include project siting and layout optimization, structural analysis, permitting assistance and construction management. Through its integrated digital platform, SunPath®, the company provides monitoring and performance analytics to help project owners maximize uptime and deliver consistent power output over the life of their solar installations.
FTC Solar serves a diverse roster of customers across North America, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the Asia-Pacific region. The company has completed projects in over 20 countries, working with independent power producers, utilities and solar developers to deploy gigawatts of solar generation capacity. FTC Solar’s global footprint is supported by regional offices in Mexico City, Santiago, Madrid, Dubai and Sydney, enabling localized engineering support and supply chain coordination.
Led by President and Chief Executive Officer Troy Patton, FTC Solar employs a leadership team with deep experience in renewable energy, engineering and supply chain management. The company continues to invest in research and development, focusing on next-generation tracker components, advanced materials and digital solutions to further improve tracker reliability and reduce overall project costs. FTC Solar’s technology and expertise aim to accelerate the adoption of solar power and contribute to the global transition toward cleaner energy sources.
