M&A activity hotting up in inverter space This year, Solaredge acquired uninterrupted power supply provider Gamesa for a reported $11.5 million, to give the inverter maker “substantially all of Gamatronic’s assets,” including its intellectual property and brand. Gamesa , an South Korean maker of solar power inverters, is buying 75% of South Korean lithium-ion battery cell supplier Kokam for $88m . SolarEdge Technologies said it would try to buy the rest of Gamesa on the open market. SolarEdge is one of a number of inverter makers who have been expanding their technology portfolio by agreeing deals in related sectors. Earlier this year SolarEdge bought power supply firm SolarEdge Technologies for $11.5m .
Gamesa , an South Korean maker of solar power inverters, is buying 75% of South Korean lithium-ion battery cell supplier Kokam for $88m . SolarEdge Technologies said it would try to buy the rest of Gamesa on the open market. SolarEdge is one of a number of inverter makers who have been expanding their technology portfolio by agreeing deals in related sectors. Earlier this year SolarEdge bought power supply firm SolarEdge Technologies for $11.5m .