NFT Limited (NYSE: MI) has introduced a technology‑enabled supply‑chain financing platform that targets large‑scale renewable‑energy, manufacturing, EPC, and battery‑energy‑storage projects across the United States. The platform, operated through the company’s subsidiary Takung Exchange Ltd., is designed to provide structured procurement financing, supplier payment solutions, and settlement services that are tied to tangible assets, equipment deliveries, and receivables.
The platform entered into a Supply Chain Financing Framework Agreement with Solarlink Group Inc. on January 25, 2026. Under the agreement, Solarlink will procure up to 1.2 GW of solar module components per year through Takung Exchange’s financing mechanism, with an estimated average procurement cost of $0.15 per watt. The financing arrangement is valued at $500 million and is expected to generate revenue from interest income, service fees, and data‑service fees.
CEO Yanying Wang said the expansion “will further diversify the Company’s revenue, enhance cash‑flow visibility, and position the Company at the intersection of energy infrastructure, industrial manufacturing, and fintech‑enabled financial services.” The move signals a deliberate shift from NFT Limited’s former digital‑art trading platform toward a more stable, asset‑backed business model that can leverage the company’s fintech expertise in a high‑growth sector.
NFT Limited’s pivot follows a period of regulatory scrutiny that halted its digital‑art marketplace in 2021 and a $20 million convertible‑note raise in May 2025. The company’s fiscal‑year 2024 net income rose to $6.3 million, a 120.9% increase from the prior year, while trailing‑twelve‑month net income was $4 million as of February 14, 2026, up 2.8% YoY. The new financing platform is intended to provide a more predictable revenue stream and improve cash‑flow visibility as the company moves away from its legacy business.
Solarlink Group Inc. is a major U.S. solar developer with a 2 GW annual manufacturing capacity in Nevada and a vertically integrated model that aligns with the Inflation Reduction Act’s domestic‑manufacturing incentives. The renewable‑energy supply‑chain finance market is expanding as the IRA encourages domestic production, making Solarlink’s partnership a strategic fit for NFT Limited’s technology‑enabled financing approach.
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