Who handles Maxeon Solar Technologies accounts now
Maxeon is under judicial management, and its judicial managers control the company. Its support page says owners must have an installer submit panel warranty claims, and its legacy SunPower panel coverage applies only to panels installed before August 5, 2024 and registered with Maxeon before December 31, 2024. How warranty claims will be paid during judicial management has not been announced.
Bankruptcy case. Chapter Judicial management under Singapore's Insolvency, Restructuring and Dissolution Act 2018 (not a U.S. bankruptcy chapter), General Division of the High Court of the Republic of Singapore, filed April 1, 2026.
What it means for homeowners
- Maxeon made most SunPower-branded panels; check your contract or panel labels to see if you have them.
- Panel warranty claims go through an installer, not directly from the homeowner, per Maxeon's support page.
- Judicial management is a Singapore court process similar to a reorganization; warranty claims may be treated as creditor claims, so do not count on full warranty payment.
- Maxeon's warranty never covered microinverters, racking, or batteries on SunPower systems.
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SunPower spun off its panel manufacturing as Maxeon, which then made SunPower-branded panels sold by SunPower dealers in the U.S.
After SunPower's bankruptcy, Maxeon offered limited warranty support for Maxeon-made SunPower panels; owners had to self-register, and coverage excludes microinverters, racking, and batteries.
Maxeon and its subsidiary Maxeon Solar Pte. Ltd. applied to the High Court of Singapore for judicial management, citing U.S. Customs and Border Protection denying entry to shipments, customer lawsuits seeking more than $70 million, and the loss of U.S. incentives.
The Singapore High Court placed both companies under interim judicial management, with Deloitte's Tan Wei Cheong and Lim Loo Khoon proposed as judicial managers.
Nasdaq notified Maxeon that its shares would be delisted, with trading suspended May 1, 2026 unless it appealed.
By June 2, 2026, Maxeon's SEC filings were signed by a judicial manager, showing both companies were under judicial management after the May 29, 2026 court hearing.
The chief financial officer, interim chief legal officer, and chief human resources officer resigned.
Official contacts
Maxeon support center
Explains the installer-submitted warranty claim process and the limited legacy SunPower panel coverage.
Maxeon SEC filings (judicial management notices)
April 1, 2026 notice of the judicial management applications.
Government actions
Actions by regulators and attorneys general. Lawsuits describe allegations unless a court ruled or the case settled.
- April 2026, U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Maxeon said in its April 2026 SEC filing that CBP continues to deny entry to some of its panel shipments and that its challenge at the U.S. Court of International Trade is ongoing with no near-term resolution expected. The filing does not state CBP's reasons in detail. Source
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Sources
- Maxeon Form 6-K, Apr 1, 2026 (SEC). Judicial management applications, proposed judicial managers, reasons including CBP and $70 million customer suits, moratorium.
- Maxeon Form 6-K on Nasdaq delisting, Apr 27, 2026 (SEC). Interim judicial management ordered April 9, 2026; Nasdaq notice April 24; suspension May 1.
- Maxeon Form 6-K, May 8, 2026 (SEC). May 29, 2026 hearing date; director resignations.
- Maxeon Form 6-K, Jun 2, 2026 (SEC). Signed by Tan Wei Cheong as Joint and Several Judicial Manager.
- Maxeon Form 6-K, Aug 5, 2026 (SEC). Both companies under judicial management; executive resignations.
- Solar Power World, Aug 29, 2024. Panel-only warranty support for SunPower-branded Maxeon panels; 2020 spinout.
- Maxeon support center. Installer-submitted claims; legacy coverage cutoffs; company shown as under judicial management.
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