Spotting new opportunities in the solar value chain - PV Tech

Spotting new opportunities in the solar value chain - PV Tech
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Spotting new opportunities in the solar value chain
Ben Willis
September 7, 2026
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MAPPES.io CEO Ankit Singhal co-founded the platform after spotting a gap in the way high-tech industries understand their own and related value chains. Image: MAPPES.io.
When Ankit Singhal returned to India in 2010 after completing his master’s degree at the University of Southern California, he joined his father’s business selling high-tech products to the Indian market. Within a couple of years, however, he identified a fundamental problem in the manufacturing sector that would eventually lead him to create MAPPES.io, a digital platform designed to map entire industrial ecosystems.
“I realised that there was a gap in the manufacturing sector, where it was hard to understand, especially for the high-technol