NFT Limited announced the launch of a technology‑enabled supply‑chain financing and trade‑facilitation platform that will serve large‑scale renewable‑energy, manufacturing, EPC, and battery‑energy‑storage projects across the United States.
The platform will be operated through the company’s Wyoming‑based subsidiary, Takung Exchange Ltd., and will provide structured procurement financing, supplier payment solutions, and settlement services tied to tangible assets, equipment deliveries, and receivables. Revenue will come from interest income, service fees, and data‑service fees.
The announcement follows a framework agreement signed on January 25, 2026, between Takung Exchange and Solarlink Group Inc. Under the agreement, Solarlink will procure up to 1.2 GW of solar module components per year through the financing mechanism at an estimated average procurement cost of $0.15 per watt. The deal is designed to support gigawatt‑scale solar module manufacturing, utility‑scale solar farm development, and battery‑energy‑storage deployments across the United States.
NFT Limited’s financial performance has been volatile. For the first half of 2025 the company reported a net loss of $810,938, a sharp reversal from a profit of $6,286,001 in the same period the previous year. In fiscal year 2024 the company posted a net income of $6.3 million on revenue of $741,000, a 120.9% increase from the prior year. The new financing platform is expected to generate recurring revenue streams that could offset the recent losses and provide a higher‑margin, transaction‑driven business model.
CEO and Chairman Yanying Wang said the expansion will diversify NFT Limited’s revenue streams, improve cash‑flow visibility, and position the company at the intersection of energy infrastructure, industrial manufacturing, and fintech‑enabled financial services. The move represents a significant strategic pivot from the company’s core NFT marketplace and consulting business toward a potentially higher‑margin, transaction‑driven financial services model.
Investors responded positively to the announcement, citing the $500 million financing platform and the company’s strategic pivot into the growing U.S. renewable‑energy market. The platform’s focus on large‑scale projects and its partnership with Solarlink, a major player in solar and storage, are viewed as key drivers of future revenue growth.
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