­Karnataka based, Raygen Power Private Limited was incorporated in 2015. Mr. Prasada Reddy Kambham, Mrs. Spoorthi Kambam, Mrs. Rajeswari Kottamanchi , Mr. Prasad Raju Muppala and Mr. Jayaram Hanumantha Rajpet Reddy are directors of the company. It runs a 3.3 MW solar power plant at Kolar district, Karnataka. Raygen Power Private Limited has entered into a long-term PPA of 25 years with Chamundeshwari Electricity Supply Corporation Limited, Mysore.

­Karnataka based, Rajpet Energy LLP (REL) was established as a Limited Liability Partnership in June, 2016 by Mr. Prasad Reddy Kambam and family. The firm is running 1.1 MW solar power plant at Kolar, Karnataka. The firm has PPA of 25 years with Bangalore Electricity Supply Company Limited. Raygen Power Private Limited and Rajpet Energy LLP together referred to as RR Group.

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