Shares of Premier Energies and Waaree Energies fall by up to about 6% following an update to India’s domestic solar cell sourcing requirement. Multiple reports state that the central government extends the deadline for mandatory sourcing of domestically manufactured solar cells to December 31, 2026. The extension applies to the localisation requirement that solar developers and related manufacturers must meet, and it effectively provides additional time for compliance. Investors appear to react to the news with a downward move in the stocks in early trading, with both companies seeing declines in the same range. The articles frame the move as a regulatory change affecting timelines for meeting localisation norms rather than an operational setback, and they note the government’s decision to extend the compliance window for domestic cell sourcing. Overall, the coverage focuses on the deadline extension and the immediate market reaction in these two solar-related equities.