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About Comtec
Comtec Solar is committed to promoting, developing and providing solutions for the alternative and clean energy with the community.
Comtec Solar is a pure-play monocrystalline solar ingot and wafer manufacturer based in China that focuses on the design, development, manufacturing and marketing of high-quality solar wafers. We are one of the first such manufacturers in China to be able to mass produce 156mm x 156mm monocrystalline solar wafers with a thickness of approximately 170 microns.
As one of the pioneers in the manufacture of semiconductor wafers in China since 2000, we started to manufacture ingots and wafers for solar uses from 2004. Since then, our main focus has shifted to the solar industry to cater to the increasing demand for our top-quality products. We have also taken advantage of the advanced technology, knowledge base and manufacturing experience we developed and accumulated during the manufacture of semiconductor wafers. The successful transfer of know-how allows us to provide our customers with top-quality solar products.
As our first priority, we have, therefore, been able to fully exploit our original role and concentrate our resources on the enhancement of product quality, as well as the development of new and innovative solar wafers. Our research and development capabilities, together with our manufacturing experience, have resulted in proprietary ingot-growing and slicing process technology with improved energy consumption efficiency. As we believe that long-term success in the solar industry will depend largely on product quality and cost competitiveness through superior manufacturing processes, we are committed to dedicating significant resources to new technology and a continuous improvement programme.
Our production base is located in Shanghai where, as of 31 December 2008, we have more than 50 monocrystal ingot pullers and nine wire saws. We currently supply most of our solar products to the leading solar cell/module manufacturers in China, although, with the imminent completion of the expansion of our manufacturing capacity, we aim to broaden our customer base worldwide.
About Comtec
Comtec Solar is committed to promoting, developing and providing solutions for the alternative and clean energy with the community.
Comtec Solar is a pure-play monocrystalline solar ingot and wafer manufacturer based in China that focuses on the design, development, manufacturing and marketing of high-quality solar wafers. We are one of the first such manufacturers in China to be able to mass produce 156mm x 156mm monocrystalline solar wafers with a thickness of approximately 170 microns.
As one of the pioneers in the manufacture of semiconductor wafers in China since 2000, we started to manufacture ingots and wafers for solar uses from 2004. Since then, our main focus has shifted to the solar industry to cater to the increasing demand for our top-quality products. We have also taken advantage of the advanced technology, knowledge base and manufacturing experience we developed and accumulated during the manufacture of semiconductor wafers. The successful transfer of know-how allows us to provide our customers with top-quality solar products.
As our first priority, we have, therefore, been able to fully exploit our original role and concentrate our resources on the enhancement of product quality, as well as the development of new and innovative solar wafers. Our research and development capabilities, together with our manufacturing experience, have resulted in proprietary ingot-growing and slicing process technology with improved energy consumption efficiency. As we believe that long-term success in the solar industry will depend largely on product quality and cost competitiveness through superior manufacturing processes, we are committed to dedicating significant resources to new technology and a continuous improvement programme.
Our production base is located in Shanghai where, as of 31 December 2008, we have more than 50 monocrystal ingot pullers and nine wire saws. We currently supply most of our solar products to the leading solar cell/module manufacturers in China, although, with the imminent completion of the expansion of our manufacturing capacity, we aim to broaden our customer base worldwide.
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Comtec Solar Plans Jiangsu Subsidiary
Posted on Jan 25, 2010 | 18:01
Shanghai-based solar silicon material manufacturer Comtec Solar (0712.HK) intends to establish a Jiangsu province-based subsidiary with a total investment of at least $99.8 million by 2012, the company announced January 24. According to the announcement, Comtec's overall annual production capacity is expected to reach 504MW by the end of June 2010 and 600MW in the third quarter of 2010.
The subsidiary will be funded using proceeds from Comtec's October IPO.
Posted on Jan 25, 2010 | 18:01
Shanghai-based solar silicon material manufacturer Comtec Solar (0712.HK) intends to establish a Jiangsu province-based subsidiary with a total investment of at least $99.8 million by 2012, the company announced January 24. According to the announcement, Comtec's overall annual production capacity is expected to reach 504MW by the end of June 2010 and 600MW in the third quarter of 2010.
The subsidiary will be funded using proceeds from Comtec's October IPO.
Feb. 26, 2010 (China Knowledge) - Comtec Solar Systems Group Ltd, a solar cell wafer manufacturer, yesterday signed a supply contract with China Sunergy Co Ltd<CSUN> to provide wafers with power totaling 40 megawatts during the period from March to December 2010.
John Zhang, president and chief administrative officer of Comtec Solar, said that the firm aims to produce 504 MW of wafers by the end of June and 600 MW by the end of September.
Comtec Solar has inked a contract to invest US$100 million to research and develop solar cell materials in Hai'an Economic Development Zone, Jiangsu Province. The project will be completed in two years.
China Sunergy, a solar cell producer based in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, will report financial results for the fourth quarter of 2009 on Mar. 11, according to the firm's website.
John Zhang, president and chief administrative officer of Comtec Solar, said that the firm aims to produce 504 MW of wafers by the end of June and 600 MW by the end of September.
Comtec Solar has inked a contract to invest US$100 million to research and develop solar cell materials in Hai'an Economic Development Zone, Jiangsu Province. The project will be completed in two years.
China Sunergy, a solar cell producer based in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, will report financial results for the fourth quarter of 2009 on Mar. 11, according to the firm's website.
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COMTEC: Thin wafers, thick margins
Written by Andrew Vanburen (in Hong Kong)
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
Comtech CFO Keith Chau (left), and Mark Lee of Aries Consulting. Photo by Andrew Vanburen
COMTEC SOLAR Systems Group Ltd (HK: 712), which only listed on Oct. 30, sees a bright future for China’s solar energy industry.
More specifically, it anticipates sustained strong demand from downstream China-based solar panel and module makers, many of whom have chosen to sell shares on either the Nasdaq or the NYSE.
“We used to make silicon wafers for semiconductors but now only make them for solar wafers. Most of us at the firm started in the semiconductor industry. But currently, most of our clients are New York-listed Chinese solar panel firms,” said Comtec CFO and Executive Director Mr. Keith Chau.
In a recent interview with NextInsight, Aries Consulting and Greater China fund managers on the eve of the company’s Hong Kong listing, Mr. Chau said Comtec was always striving to move up the value-added chain in the high-precision monocrystalline solar ingot and wafer business.
“As one of the pioneers in the manufacture of semiconductor wafers in China since 2000, we started to manufacture ingots and wafers for solar uses from 2004. Since then, our main focus has shifted to the solar industry to cater to the increasing demand for our top-quality products,” he said.
And even in a soft global economy, capacity utilization never slipped below 50%. In fact, in the first half of this year, it was 80-90%.
“Our strength is our resilience and experience as we started in a tough operating environment and grew stronger with the challenges. We focus on thinner wafers than our competition. Thinner is better. We will continue to focus on high efficiency, hi tech wafers,” he said.
COMTEC’S STORY:
* Founded as semiconductor ingot and wafer maker in 1999.
* Began solar ingot and wafer ops in 2004 and 2005, respectively.
* Targets 160 micron wafers next month (from 170 microns now)
* Headquartered in Nanhui Industrial Zone, Shanghai.
RISING SUN: Capacity will be boosted from 55 MW currently to 504 MW by Q2 2010.
The transition from making wafers destined for solar modules from an original focus on semiconductors was a relatively seamless one for Comtec.
“We have also taken advantage of the advanced technology, knowledge base and manufacturing experience we developed and accumulated during the manufacture of semiconductor wafers. The successful transfer of know-how allows us to provide our customers with top-quality solar products.”
The driving factor behind thinning out individual wafers was to fatten margins.
“Our first half profit margins were 10.1% and second half margins should be higher. For our solar wafers, we are in line with global industry and quality standards and we see 15-20% margins as reasonable and attainable,” Mr. Chau said.
And the thinner the wafers, the thicker the margins.
“We are one of the first such manufacturers in China to be able to mass produce 156mm x 156mm monocrystalline solar wafers with a thickness of approximately 170 microns.”
Sector forecast: Mostly sunny skies
Strong demand for efficient high-quality solar wafers from Chinese module makers as well as potential foreign clients allowed Mr. Chau to be very sunny on both China’s solar sector and the anticipated order rush going forward.
Additionally, global energy consumption is still minimally reliant on solar power, so increased awareness of the deleterious byproducts of overreliance on non-renewable inputs such as coal was raising the understanding of the beneficial aspects to using sunbeams to power our homes and industries.
“Only 0.3% of global energy is from solar power,” he said.
This augured very auspicious top-line predictions for the year to come.
“Our FY2009 solar product sales revenue growth should top 40%. We focus on branding and quality upgrades for growth.”
Comtec Solar H1 2009 H1 2008 % change
Solar sales (MW) 25.8 18.2 41.8%
Net profit (RMB) 4.4 mln 128.4 mln (-96.6%)
Avg wafer price (RMB/watt) 6.7 18.0 (-62.8%)
“There was a general drop in the average unit price for wafers caused by the financial crisis. But unlike many of our peers, we remained profitable,” CFO Keith Chau.
He said the company’s books were in good order, with a respectable debt-to-equity ratio of 20% -- not bad for a newly-listed capital intensive firm intent on expanding capacity.
This was part and parcel of their attitude toward openness and integrity, a mindset now codified in bourse regulations stipulated following their mainboard listing in Hong Kong on Oct. 30.
“We are transparent.”
He added that Suntech and JA Solar were two of its biggest domestic module makers, and that Comtec much preferred panel makers ordered based on volume and not price – a practice which allowed them to adjust selling prices in line with silicon cost movement.
“For our silicon supplies, we mainly buy from Germany and South Korea.”
And one of their largest suppliers was also an occasional wafer rival.
“German chemical companies also excel at the solar wafer business because they are somewhat related industries,” he said.
He added that one of its major German suppliers also produced wafers in the past but they exited the wafer business this year since they could not control production costs effectively due to their location in Europe.
And although once installed and brought online, solar power can boast about producing zero emissions, silicon (Si) is rarely recycled from used IT and energy apparatus.
“When recycling is attempted, Si content is very much compromised, rendering it virtually unusable.”
Mr. Chau said Comtec would continue to move up value chain, aiming to be the first choice for solar module makers, both at home and abroad.
“As our first priority, we have, therefore, been able to fully exploit our original role and concentrate our resources on the enhancement of product quality, as well as the development of new and innovative solar wafers.
Image
Comtec's wafers ready to harness sun's power. Photo: www.comnet.com
“Our research and development capabilities, together with our manufacturing experience, have resulted in proprietary ingot-growing and slicing process technology with improved energy consumption efficiency.”
Comtec, which is in the coverage universes of research houses including Macquarie and ICBC, has nearly two-thirds of its post-IPO shares held by Chairman and CEO Mr. John Zhang.
“We are a relatively low profile listco. Our chairman and CEO believes it’s more important to treat shareholders and customers well,” Mr. Chau added.
Comtec’s Shanghai-based production facilities are looking to move beyond a near exclusive focus on domestic clients.
With the imminent completion of the expansion of our manufacturing capacity, we aim to broaden our customer base worldwide.”
Written by Andrew Vanburen (in Hong Kong)
Wednesday, 18 November 2009
Comtech CFO Keith Chau (left), and Mark Lee of Aries Consulting. Photo by Andrew Vanburen
COMTEC SOLAR Systems Group Ltd (HK: 712), which only listed on Oct. 30, sees a bright future for China’s solar energy industry.
More specifically, it anticipates sustained strong demand from downstream China-based solar panel and module makers, many of whom have chosen to sell shares on either the Nasdaq or the NYSE.
“We used to make silicon wafers for semiconductors but now only make them for solar wafers. Most of us at the firm started in the semiconductor industry. But currently, most of our clients are New York-listed Chinese solar panel firms,” said Comtec CFO and Executive Director Mr. Keith Chau.
In a recent interview with NextInsight, Aries Consulting and Greater China fund managers on the eve of the company’s Hong Kong listing, Mr. Chau said Comtec was always striving to move up the value-added chain in the high-precision monocrystalline solar ingot and wafer business.
“As one of the pioneers in the manufacture of semiconductor wafers in China since 2000, we started to manufacture ingots and wafers for solar uses from 2004. Since then, our main focus has shifted to the solar industry to cater to the increasing demand for our top-quality products,” he said.
And even in a soft global economy, capacity utilization never slipped below 50%. In fact, in the first half of this year, it was 80-90%.
“Our strength is our resilience and experience as we started in a tough operating environment and grew stronger with the challenges. We focus on thinner wafers than our competition. Thinner is better. We will continue to focus on high efficiency, hi tech wafers,” he said.
COMTEC’S STORY:
* Founded as semiconductor ingot and wafer maker in 1999.
* Began solar ingot and wafer ops in 2004 and 2005, respectively.
* Targets 160 micron wafers next month (from 170 microns now)
* Headquartered in Nanhui Industrial Zone, Shanghai.
RISING SUN: Capacity will be boosted from 55 MW currently to 504 MW by Q2 2010.
The transition from making wafers destined for solar modules from an original focus on semiconductors was a relatively seamless one for Comtec.
“We have also taken advantage of the advanced technology, knowledge base and manufacturing experience we developed and accumulated during the manufacture of semiconductor wafers. The successful transfer of know-how allows us to provide our customers with top-quality solar products.”
The driving factor behind thinning out individual wafers was to fatten margins.
“Our first half profit margins were 10.1% and second half margins should be higher. For our solar wafers, we are in line with global industry and quality standards and we see 15-20% margins as reasonable and attainable,” Mr. Chau said.
And the thinner the wafers, the thicker the margins.
“We are one of the first such manufacturers in China to be able to mass produce 156mm x 156mm monocrystalline solar wafers with a thickness of approximately 170 microns.”
Sector forecast: Mostly sunny skies
Strong demand for efficient high-quality solar wafers from Chinese module makers as well as potential foreign clients allowed Mr. Chau to be very sunny on both China’s solar sector and the anticipated order rush going forward.
Additionally, global energy consumption is still minimally reliant on solar power, so increased awareness of the deleterious byproducts of overreliance on non-renewable inputs such as coal was raising the understanding of the beneficial aspects to using sunbeams to power our homes and industries.
“Only 0.3% of global energy is from solar power,” he said.
This augured very auspicious top-line predictions for the year to come.
“Our FY2009 solar product sales revenue growth should top 40%. We focus on branding and quality upgrades for growth.”
Comtec Solar H1 2009 H1 2008 % change
Solar sales (MW) 25.8 18.2 41.8%
Net profit (RMB) 4.4 mln 128.4 mln (-96.6%)
Avg wafer price (RMB/watt) 6.7 18.0 (-62.8%)
“There was a general drop in the average unit price for wafers caused by the financial crisis. But unlike many of our peers, we remained profitable,” CFO Keith Chau.
He said the company’s books were in good order, with a respectable debt-to-equity ratio of 20% -- not bad for a newly-listed capital intensive firm intent on expanding capacity.
This was part and parcel of their attitude toward openness and integrity, a mindset now codified in bourse regulations stipulated following their mainboard listing in Hong Kong on Oct. 30.
“We are transparent.”
He added that Suntech and JA Solar were two of its biggest domestic module makers, and that Comtec much preferred panel makers ordered based on volume and not price – a practice which allowed them to adjust selling prices in line with silicon cost movement.
“For our silicon supplies, we mainly buy from Germany and South Korea.”
And one of their largest suppliers was also an occasional wafer rival.
“German chemical companies also excel at the solar wafer business because they are somewhat related industries,” he said.
He added that one of its major German suppliers also produced wafers in the past but they exited the wafer business this year since they could not control production costs effectively due to their location in Europe.
And although once installed and brought online, solar power can boast about producing zero emissions, silicon (Si) is rarely recycled from used IT and energy apparatus.
“When recycling is attempted, Si content is very much compromised, rendering it virtually unusable.”
Mr. Chau said Comtec would continue to move up value chain, aiming to be the first choice for solar module makers, both at home and abroad.
“As our first priority, we have, therefore, been able to fully exploit our original role and concentrate our resources on the enhancement of product quality, as well as the development of new and innovative solar wafers.
Image
Comtec's wafers ready to harness sun's power. Photo: www.comnet.com
“Our research and development capabilities, together with our manufacturing experience, have resulted in proprietary ingot-growing and slicing process technology with improved energy consumption efficiency.”
Comtec, which is in the coverage universes of research houses including Macquarie and ICBC, has nearly two-thirds of its post-IPO shares held by Chairman and CEO Mr. John Zhang.
“We are a relatively low profile listco. Our chairman and CEO believes it’s more important to treat shareholders and customers well,” Mr. Chau added.
Comtec’s Shanghai-based production facilities are looking to move beyond a near exclusive focus on domestic clients.
With the imminent completion of the expansion of our manufacturing capacity, we aim to broaden our customer base worldwide.”
Comtec Solar (HKG:0712) 2009 net profit RMB25M; fin div $0.0083
[Date:03-29-2010] Source: Infocast News RSS Feed
Comtec Solar Systems (HKG:0712) said profit attributable to equity holders of the company amounted to RMB24.94 million for 2009, down 81% over the previous year.
The EPS were RMB0.0322. A final dividend of $0.0083 per share was declared.
[Date:03-29-2010] Source: Infocast News RSS Feed
Comtec Solar Systems (HKG:0712) said profit attributable to equity holders of the company amounted to RMB24.94 million for 2009, down 81% over the previous year.
The EPS were RMB0.0322. A final dividend of $0.0083 per share was declared.
Baar, 9. April 2010
Meyer Burger schliesst Vertrag für rund CHF 30 Millionen mit führendem chinesischen Wafer-Hersteller Comtec ab
Meyer Burger hat einen Vertrag für Drahtsägen für rund CHF 30 Millionen mit Shanghai Comtec Solar Technology Co., Ltd. abgeschlossen. Comtec ist an der Börse in Hong Kong kotiert (Ticker: 00712.HK). Im Rahmen der geplanten Erweiterung der Produktionsleistung auf 400 MW in 2010 werden die Sägesysteme der Meyer Burger AG die Herstellung von hochwertigen Solarwafern sicherstellen. Die Auslieferung beginnt im April 2010 und wird voraussichtlich noch in diesem Jahr abgeschlossen sein.
Meyer Burger Technology AG (SIX Schweizer Börse: MBTN) gab heute bekannt, dass die Meyer Burger AG, ein Mitglied der Meyer Burger Gruppe, einen Vertrag zur Lieferung von Hightech-Sägesystemen mit Chinas führendem kristallinen Wafer-Hersteller, Comtec Solar Technology Co.,Ltd. abgeschlossen hat. Comtec Solar plant die Erweiterung seiner Produktionskapazitäten von 200MW auf 400MW im Jahr 2010. Die Auslieferung der Drahtsägen beginnt im April 2010 und wird voraussichtlich noch in diesem Jahr abgeschlossen sein.
Comtec Solar, mit Hauptsitz in Shanghai, China, ist auf die Produktion von Solaringots und Solarwafern spezialisiert. Der Schwerpunkt der Firma liegt auf dem Design, der Entwicklung, der Herstellung und der Vermarktung von hochwertigen monokristallinen Solarwafern. Comtec ist einer der ersten Hersteller in China welcher monokristalline Wafer mit den Massen 156mm x 156mm mit einer Dicke von ca. 170 Mikrometern in Massenproduktion herstellt. Comtec Solar strebt eine führende Position in der Förderung, Entwicklung und Lösungsanbietung von alternativen und sauberen Energien an.
Meyer Burger schliesst Vertrag für rund CHF 30 Millionen mit führendem chinesischen Wafer-Hersteller Comtec ab
Meyer Burger hat einen Vertrag für Drahtsägen für rund CHF 30 Millionen mit Shanghai Comtec Solar Technology Co., Ltd. abgeschlossen. Comtec ist an der Börse in Hong Kong kotiert (Ticker: 00712.HK). Im Rahmen der geplanten Erweiterung der Produktionsleistung auf 400 MW in 2010 werden die Sägesysteme der Meyer Burger AG die Herstellung von hochwertigen Solarwafern sicherstellen. Die Auslieferung beginnt im April 2010 und wird voraussichtlich noch in diesem Jahr abgeschlossen sein.
Meyer Burger Technology AG (SIX Schweizer Börse: MBTN) gab heute bekannt, dass die Meyer Burger AG, ein Mitglied der Meyer Burger Gruppe, einen Vertrag zur Lieferung von Hightech-Sägesystemen mit Chinas führendem kristallinen Wafer-Hersteller, Comtec Solar Technology Co.,Ltd. abgeschlossen hat. Comtec Solar plant die Erweiterung seiner Produktionskapazitäten von 200MW auf 400MW im Jahr 2010. Die Auslieferung der Drahtsägen beginnt im April 2010 und wird voraussichtlich noch in diesem Jahr abgeschlossen sein.
Comtec Solar, mit Hauptsitz in Shanghai, China, ist auf die Produktion von Solaringots und Solarwafern spezialisiert. Der Schwerpunkt der Firma liegt auf dem Design, der Entwicklung, der Herstellung und der Vermarktung von hochwertigen monokristallinen Solarwafern. Comtec ist einer der ersten Hersteller in China welcher monokristalline Wafer mit den Massen 156mm x 156mm mit einer Dicke von ca. 170 Mikrometern in Massenproduktion herstellt. Comtec Solar strebt eine führende Position in der Förderung, Entwicklung und Lösungsanbietung von alternativen und sauberen Energien an.
The following items are extracted from the unaudited management accounts of the
Group:
(Unaudited)
For the three months
ended 31 March 2010
RMB’000
Turnover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . approximately 198,334
Gross profit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . approximately 34,019
Profit attributable to the owners of the Company . . . . . . . . . approximately 20,315
The Board wishes to inform the shareholders of the Company and potential investors
that based on preliminary review on the unaudited management accounts, the
Company has recorded unaudited consolidated turnover, gross profit and profit
attributable to the owners of the Company of approximately RMB198,334,000,
RMB34,019,000 and RMB20,315,000, respectively, for the Period. The Board
considers that such preliminary result was mainly attributable to:
(1) the increase in shipment volume primarily due to the strong demand for our solar
wafer products and the increase in our production capacity; and
(2) the decrease in prices of polysilicon and the improvement in our production
efficiency.
Meanwhile, the Board believes that the financial position of the Group remains
strong. The Group was in a net cash position of approximately RMB253,300,000
which included cash and cash equivalent of approximately RMB363,300,000 and
short-term bank loans of approximately RMB110,000,000. The Group will continue
to seek potential business opportunities to improve its performance.
Please note that the information contained in this announcement is only based on the
preliminary assessment by the Board on the unaudited management accounts of the
Group and currently available information, which have not been audited by the
Company’s auditors.
Group:
(Unaudited)
For the three months
ended 31 March 2010
RMB’000
Turnover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . approximately 198,334
Gross profit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . approximately 34,019
Profit attributable to the owners of the Company . . . . . . . . . approximately 20,315
The Board wishes to inform the shareholders of the Company and potential investors
that based on preliminary review on the unaudited management accounts, the
Company has recorded unaudited consolidated turnover, gross profit and profit
attributable to the owners of the Company of approximately RMB198,334,000,
RMB34,019,000 and RMB20,315,000, respectively, for the Period. The Board
considers that such preliminary result was mainly attributable to:
(1) the increase in shipment volume primarily due to the strong demand for our solar
wafer products and the increase in our production capacity; and
(2) the decrease in prices of polysilicon and the improvement in our production
efficiency.
Meanwhile, the Board believes that the financial position of the Group remains
strong. The Group was in a net cash position of approximately RMB253,300,000
which included cash and cash equivalent of approximately RMB363,300,000 and
short-term bank loans of approximately RMB110,000,000. The Group will continue
to seek potential business opportunities to improve its performance.
Please note that the information contained in this announcement is only based on the
preliminary assessment by the Board on the unaudited management accounts of the
Group and currently available information, which have not been audited by the
Company’s auditors.
Comtec Solar (HKG:0712) to complete expansion before Oct
[Date:06-29-2010] Source: Infocast News RSS Feed
Comtec Solar Systems (HKG:0712) announced that the relevant equipment installation in relation to its investment in Comtec Solar (Jiangsu) was in progress. As additional time was required for the construction of production facilities and the relevant infrastructure for the supply of electricity, Comtec Solar Systems expected that the said production capacity expansion to 504MW would not be completed by the end of June.
Comtec Solar Systems confirmed that its planned production capacity expansion from 200MW to 600MW was expected to complete by the end of September.
[Date:06-29-2010] Source: Infocast News RSS Feed
Comtec Solar Systems (HKG:0712) announced that the relevant equipment installation in relation to its investment in Comtec Solar (Jiangsu) was in progress. As additional time was required for the construction of production facilities and the relevant infrastructure for the supply of electricity, Comtec Solar Systems expected that the said production capacity expansion to 504MW would not be completed by the end of June.
Comtec Solar Systems confirmed that its planned production capacity expansion from 200MW to 600MW was expected to complete by the end of September.
Comtec Solar (HKG:0712) sees sharp increase in 1H profit
[Date:07-26-2010] Source: Infocast News RSS Feed
Comtec Solar Systems (HKG:0712) said it is expected to record a significant increase in the profit attributable to owners of the company for the first half of 2010 of over 1200% as compared to a year ago.
The rise is mainly helped by a sharp rise in revenue as a result of a significant increase in the shipment volume of 156 mm by 156 mm solar wafers and a remarkable jump in gross profit margin due to improvement in production process. The decrease in polysilicon cost also helped the profit rise.
[Date:07-26-2010] Source: Infocast News RSS Feed
Comtec Solar Systems (HKG:0712) said it is expected to record a significant increase in the profit attributable to owners of the company for the first half of 2010 of over 1200% as compared to a year ago.
The rise is mainly helped by a sharp rise in revenue as a result of a significant increase in the shipment volume of 156 mm by 156 mm solar wafers and a remarkable jump in gross profit margin due to improvement in production process. The decrease in polysilicon cost also helped the profit rise.
Vertrag mit OCI: http://englishdart.fss.or.kr/report/eng/viewer.do?rcpNo=2010…
HONG KONG, Sept. 8 /PRNewswire-Asia/ --
-- Signs new supply framework agreements for approximately 200MW -- Already filled up total of 650MW production capacity for 2011
Comtec Solar Systems Group Limited ("Comtec" or the "Company", together with its subsidiaries the "Group", HKEx stock code: 712) a PRC-based leading manufacturer of monocrystalline solar wafers, is pleased to announce the Group has signed new wafer supply framework agreements with price subject to negotiation to provide major customers Gintech Energy Corporation ("Gintech"), Jetion Solar Holdings Limited ("Jetion"), CHINT Group Corporation ("Chint") and Neosolar Power Corporation ("Neosolar") with a total of approximately 200MW in monocrystalline solar wafers.
Under the terms of the contracts, Comtec will supply each of the GinTech, Jetion, Chint and Neosolar with approximately 50MW of monocrystalline wafers from January 2011 to December 2011.
Wafer Supply Deals: 2011 Company (approximate amounts) China Sunergy Co. Ltd. 100 MW JA Solar Holdings Co. Ltd. 150 MW Suntech Power Holdings Co. Ltd. 150 MW Canadian Solar Inc. 50 MW Gintech Energy Corporation 50 MW Jetion Solar Holdings Ltd. 50 MW CHINT Group Corporation 50 MW Neosolar Power Corporation 50 MW Total: 650 MW
"I am pleased that, with the strong demand from our major customers, the committed orders for 2011 already exceed 600MW which is expected full capacity by end of 2010. At the moment, we still cannot fulfill all the demand from our customers and they keep requesting additional commitments for the shipment in 2011. This gives us strong confidence that we can fill up additional capacity when we ramp up to 1000MW before the end of 2011. Meanwhile, one of our major tasks is to push up the progress of our additional 400MW expansion plan for 1GW capacity next year," said Mr. John Zhang, Chairman and CEO of Comtec Solar.
Zhang continued, "With the market trend of increasing demand for monocrystalline wafers, customers are becoming more quality conscious than before. Therefore, we will maintain our focus on product quality and technology improvement. We are positive that we can leverage on the strong market demand to secure more contracts in the coming months!"
-- Signs new supply framework agreements for approximately 200MW -- Already filled up total of 650MW production capacity for 2011
Comtec Solar Systems Group Limited ("Comtec" or the "Company", together with its subsidiaries the "Group", HKEx stock code: 712) a PRC-based leading manufacturer of monocrystalline solar wafers, is pleased to announce the Group has signed new wafer supply framework agreements with price subject to negotiation to provide major customers Gintech Energy Corporation ("Gintech"), Jetion Solar Holdings Limited ("Jetion"), CHINT Group Corporation ("Chint") and Neosolar Power Corporation ("Neosolar") with a total of approximately 200MW in monocrystalline solar wafers.
Under the terms of the contracts, Comtec will supply each of the GinTech, Jetion, Chint and Neosolar with approximately 50MW of monocrystalline wafers from January 2011 to December 2011.
Wafer Supply Deals: 2011 Company (approximate amounts) China Sunergy Co. Ltd. 100 MW JA Solar Holdings Co. Ltd. 150 MW Suntech Power Holdings Co. Ltd. 150 MW Canadian Solar Inc. 50 MW Gintech Energy Corporation 50 MW Jetion Solar Holdings Ltd. 50 MW CHINT Group Corporation 50 MW Neosolar Power Corporation 50 MW Total: 650 MW
"I am pleased that, with the strong demand from our major customers, the committed orders for 2011 already exceed 600MW which is expected full capacity by end of 2010. At the moment, we still cannot fulfill all the demand from our customers and they keep requesting additional commitments for the shipment in 2011. This gives us strong confidence that we can fill up additional capacity when we ramp up to 1000MW before the end of 2011. Meanwhile, one of our major tasks is to push up the progress of our additional 400MW expansion plan for 1GW capacity next year," said Mr. John Zhang, Chairman and CEO of Comtec Solar.
Zhang continued, "With the market trend of increasing demand for monocrystalline wafers, customers are becoming more quality conscious than before. Therefore, we will maintain our focus on product quality and technology improvement. We are positive that we can leverage on the strong market demand to secure more contracts in the coming months!"
HONG KONG, Oct. 12 /PRNewswire-Asia/ --
-- Net profit surged to RMB80.0 million while turnover reached RMB280.4 million -- Profit Margin further improve by 6.1% quarter-on-quarter to 33.8% -- Strong financial position with net cash position of RMB299.5 million
Comtec Solar Systems Group Limited ("Comtec" or the "Company", together with its subsidiaries the "Group", HKEx stock code: 712) a PRC-based leading manufacturer of monocrystalline solar wafers, is pleased to announce its unaudited financial performance for the three months ended 30 September 2010 ("3Q2010").
Financial Highlights RMB$'000 3Q2010 1H2010 Achieved % of Year to Date 1H201 (30 Sept., 2010) Turnover 280,383 429,062 65.3% 709,445 Gross Profit 94,787 98,014 96.7% 192,801 Gross Profit 1100 basis point Margin 33.8% 22.8% improvement 27.2% Net Profit 80,760 68,559 117.8% 149,320 Net Profit 1280 basis point Margin 28.8% 16.0% improvement 21.0% Financial Review
Based on the preliminary review on the unaudited management accounts, the Company has recorded a turnover of RMB 280.4 million with the gross profit margin of 33.8% for 3Q2010. As a result, the profit attributable to the owners of the company was RMB80.8 million. The strong financial performance was mainly due to strong demand on high quality wafers, increase in shipment volume, increase in prices of wafers, and effective control on cost of production.
The Group continues to maintain a healthy balance sheet with net cash position of RMB299.5 million, which included cash and cash equivalent of RMB468.8 million and short-term bank loans of RMB169.3 million in 3Q2010.
Outlook
According to UBS reports, most suppliers are expecting robust solar module demand through 2011 and indicated firm pricing through mid-2011 despite upcoming subsidies cuts in Germany and Italy. They also estimated that 2011 solar demand will be 19GW, up 17% year-on-year. This spells promising prospects for Comtec Solar ahead.
Mr. John Zhang, Chairman and CEO of Comtec Solar commented: "The outstanding 3Q2010 result highlighted that demand on quality wafers remain robust. Customers are still requesting us to offer them more allocation from our 2011 supply. We believe the wafers' demand remains healthy due to faster module and cell suppliers' capacities expansion recently. Our sales momentum is likely to remain strong in 2H2010 and we can look forward to another excellent performance in FY2010.
"We also have confidence in the solar business in the coming years. The FiT Policy cuts in European countries will not harm the overall health of the solar industry but will rather help it mature. We will maintain our expansion plan for 1GW and beyond and continue striving to make Comtec Solar a world leader in the monocrystalline solar wafer industry."
-- Net profit surged to RMB80.0 million while turnover reached RMB280.4 million -- Profit Margin further improve by 6.1% quarter-on-quarter to 33.8% -- Strong financial position with net cash position of RMB299.5 million
Comtec Solar Systems Group Limited ("Comtec" or the "Company", together with its subsidiaries the "Group", HKEx stock code: 712) a PRC-based leading manufacturer of monocrystalline solar wafers, is pleased to announce its unaudited financial performance for the three months ended 30 September 2010 ("3Q2010").
Financial Highlights RMB$'000 3Q2010 1H2010 Achieved % of Year to Date 1H201 (30 Sept., 2010) Turnover 280,383 429,062 65.3% 709,445 Gross Profit 94,787 98,014 96.7% 192,801 Gross Profit 1100 basis point Margin 33.8% 22.8% improvement 27.2% Net Profit 80,760 68,559 117.8% 149,320 Net Profit 1280 basis point Margin 28.8% 16.0% improvement 21.0% Financial Review
Based on the preliminary review on the unaudited management accounts, the Company has recorded a turnover of RMB 280.4 million with the gross profit margin of 33.8% for 3Q2010. As a result, the profit attributable to the owners of the company was RMB80.8 million. The strong financial performance was mainly due to strong demand on high quality wafers, increase in shipment volume, increase in prices of wafers, and effective control on cost of production.
The Group continues to maintain a healthy balance sheet with net cash position of RMB299.5 million, which included cash and cash equivalent of RMB468.8 million and short-term bank loans of RMB169.3 million in 3Q2010.
Outlook
According to UBS reports, most suppliers are expecting robust solar module demand through 2011 and indicated firm pricing through mid-2011 despite upcoming subsidies cuts in Germany and Italy. They also estimated that 2011 solar demand will be 19GW, up 17% year-on-year. This spells promising prospects for Comtec Solar ahead.
Mr. John Zhang, Chairman and CEO of Comtec Solar commented: "The outstanding 3Q2010 result highlighted that demand on quality wafers remain robust. Customers are still requesting us to offer them more allocation from our 2011 supply. We believe the wafers' demand remains healthy due to faster module and cell suppliers' capacities expansion recently. Our sales momentum is likely to remain strong in 2H2010 and we can look forward to another excellent performance in FY2010.
"We also have confidence in the solar business in the coming years. The FiT Policy cuts in European countries will not harm the overall health of the solar industry but will rather help it mature. We will maintain our expansion plan for 1GW and beyond and continue striving to make Comtec Solar a world leader in the monocrystalline solar wafer industry."
Comtec Solar (HKG:0712): Q4 revenue at least RMB300M
[Date:01-12-2011] Source: Infocast News RSS Feed
Comtec Solar Systems (HKG:0712) announced that based on preliminary review on unaudited management accounts, it has recorded unaudited consolidated revenue of no less than RMB300 million and gross profit margin of no less than 40% respectively for the three months ended 31 December 2010.
The board believes that the financial position of the group remains strong. The group will continue to seek potential business opportunities to improve its performance.
[Date:01-12-2011] Source: Infocast News RSS Feed
Comtec Solar Systems (HKG:0712) announced that based on preliminary review on unaudited management accounts, it has recorded unaudited consolidated revenue of no less than RMB300 million and gross profit margin of no less than 40% respectively for the three months ended 31 December 2010.
The board believes that the financial position of the group remains strong. The group will continue to seek potential business opportunities to improve its performance.
On Tuesday 19 April 2011, 6:51 AM
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Private equity firm TPG Capital is investing up to $150 million in China's Comtec Solar, betting on rising demand for renewable energy technology.
TPG said on Tuesday it will invest up to HK$1.17 billion ($150.4 million) to buy convertible bonds and warrants of Comtec in its first China-based solar investment. The private equity firm would control a 21 percent stake in Comtec if all the bonds are converted and warrants exercised.
Global solar power demand should grow 20 percent this year to 20 gigawatt, according to HSBC estimates, thanks to solid demand from Europe and rising orders from markets such as Canada and India. Clean energy alternatives are also expected to see a renewed interest from countries looking to alternatives to nuclear power after the crisis that struck Japan in March.
"Comtec, with leading positions in technology, conversion efficiency and cost, is one of the strongest players in the sector," Donald Huang, a vice president of TPG, said in a statement.
Comtec said it plans to use the funds "for further expansion of production capacity," without giving further details of the output growth plans. ($1 = 7.777 Hong Kong Dollars)
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Private equity firm TPG Capital is investing up to $150 million in China's Comtec Solar, betting on rising demand for renewable energy technology.
TPG said on Tuesday it will invest up to HK$1.17 billion ($150.4 million) to buy convertible bonds and warrants of Comtec in its first China-based solar investment. The private equity firm would control a 21 percent stake in Comtec if all the bonds are converted and warrants exercised.
Global solar power demand should grow 20 percent this year to 20 gigawatt, according to HSBC estimates, thanks to solid demand from Europe and rising orders from markets such as Canada and India. Clean energy alternatives are also expected to see a renewed interest from countries looking to alternatives to nuclear power after the crisis that struck Japan in March.
"Comtec, with leading positions in technology, conversion efficiency and cost, is one of the strongest players in the sector," Donald Huang, a vice president of TPG, said in a statement.
Comtec said it plans to use the funds "for further expansion of production capacity," without giving further details of the output growth plans. ($1 = 7.777 Hong Kong Dollars)
Es geht alles nur runter, traurig .Kein bisserl hoch.
warum soll man kaufen. bitte mal in deutsch.
Carnera
warum soll man kaufen. bitte mal in deutsch.
Carnera
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.966.926 von carnera am 18.08.11 08:00:58na zumindest leben sie noch; haben sie einigen Anderen voraus...
R-BgO,
wie siehst du Comtec aufgestellt ? Ist dies ein Kandidat fuer eine Nachzuegler-Ralley im Solarbereich ?
wie siehst du Comtec aufgestellt ? Ist dies ein Kandidat fuer eine Nachzuegler-Ralley im Solarbereich ?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.727.165 von bmann025 am 28.05.13 02:58:30rein aus dem Bauch: Nö
weil Wafer praktisch keine Differenzierung bieten
habe sie mir aber ewig nicht näher angeschaut, arbeite nur von Zeit zu Zeit meine laaange nicht beposteten Threads ab, um sie nicht historisch werden zu lassen
wenn Wafer, dann GCL
weil Wafer praktisch keine Differenzierung bieten
habe sie mir aber ewig nicht näher angeschaut, arbeite nur von Zeit zu Zeit meine laaange nicht beposteten Threads ab, um sie nicht historisch werden zu lassen
wenn Wafer, dann GCL
ab auf den Solarfriedhof
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.593.045 von R-BgO am 09.03.14 13:34:40vielleicht doch noch nicht?
zumindest werden sie noch gehandelt
zumindest werden sie noch gehandelt
Comtec Solar Systems to enter downstream business with acquisition
By Mark Osborne Jun 07, 2016 12:33 PM
The target company was said to be engaged in project development services and the development of downstream solar power projects in China and was currently engaged in around 70MW of projects in 2016.
Monocrystalline wafer producer Comtec Solar Systems Group said it was preparing to acquire an unidentified PV power plant project company to enter the downstream business.
The target company was said to be engaged in project development services and the development of downstream solar power projects in China and was currently engaged in around 70MW of projects in 2016.
Comtec said that the target company also had a PV project pipeline through 2018 totalling around 300MW.
Rival wafer producers such as GCL-Poly and Longi Silicon Materials have both entered the downstream PV project development market in recent years.
By Mark Osborne Jun 07, 2016 12:33 PM
The target company was said to be engaged in project development services and the development of downstream solar power projects in China and was currently engaged in around 70MW of projects in 2016.
Monocrystalline wafer producer Comtec Solar Systems Group said it was preparing to acquire an unidentified PV power plant project company to enter the downstream business.
The target company was said to be engaged in project development services and the development of downstream solar power projects in China and was currently engaged in around 70MW of projects in 2016.
Comtec said that the target company also had a PV project pipeline through 2018 totalling around 300MW.
Rival wafer producers such as GCL-Poly and Longi Silicon Materials have both entered the downstream PV project development market in recent years.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.566.848 von R-BgO am 08.06.16 11:17:35Comtec Solar to sell Malaysian mono wafer plant to Longi Silicon Materials
By Mark Osborne Jan 04, 2017
Monocrystalline wafer producer Comtec Solar Systems Group said it planned to sell its Malaysian facility and some of the installed production equipment to leading integrated monocrystalline ingot to module producer, Longi Silicon Materials.
Comtec Solar is selling the facility for around RMB 200 million (US$28.8 million), subject to shareholder approval. Longi is acquiring the land and facilities for around (US$20 million) and some equipment, primarily ingot pullers for around (US$7.8 million).
Comtec Solar will use the cropping saws, squaring saws and wire saws not included in the sale for operations at its facilities in China or sell the equipment to third parties, according to the company.
The company noted that the sale of the key production plant assets was due to continued losses associated with the plant since 2013, which had totalled around (US$25.7 million).
Comtec also cited a major monocrystalline silicon wafer user recently announcing the closing down of a production facility and the scaling back of capacity as another reason for the sale of the Malaysian plant.
Comtec has also previously said that it wanted to focus on the PV downstream market in the future.
Longi Silicon also acquired the Malaysia-based mono wafer operations of bankrupt renewables firm, SunEdsion in 2016 and has announced a 5GW monocrystalline silicon ingot pulling production plant in Lijiang City, Yunnan Province in a JV partnership with Silicon Module Super League (SMSL) member Trina Solar and major China-based polysilicon producer, Sichuan Yongxiang a subsidiary of major Chinese firm, Tongwei.
By Mark Osborne Jan 04, 2017
Monocrystalline wafer producer Comtec Solar Systems Group said it planned to sell its Malaysian facility and some of the installed production equipment to leading integrated monocrystalline ingot to module producer, Longi Silicon Materials.
Comtec Solar is selling the facility for around RMB 200 million (US$28.8 million), subject to shareholder approval. Longi is acquiring the land and facilities for around (US$20 million) and some equipment, primarily ingot pullers for around (US$7.8 million).
Comtec Solar will use the cropping saws, squaring saws and wire saws not included in the sale for operations at its facilities in China or sell the equipment to third parties, according to the company.
The company noted that the sale of the key production plant assets was due to continued losses associated with the plant since 2013, which had totalled around (US$25.7 million).
Comtec also cited a major monocrystalline silicon wafer user recently announcing the closing down of a production facility and the scaling back of capacity as another reason for the sale of the Malaysian plant.
Comtec has also previously said that it wanted to focus on the PV downstream market in the future.
Longi Silicon also acquired the Malaysia-based mono wafer operations of bankrupt renewables firm, SunEdsion in 2016 and has announced a 5GW monocrystalline silicon ingot pulling production plant in Lijiang City, Yunnan Province in a JV partnership with Silicon Module Super League (SMSL) member Trina Solar and major China-based polysilicon producer, Sichuan Yongxiang a subsidiary of major Chinese firm, Tongwei.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.008.102 von R-BgO am 04.01.17 14:47:28http://www.pv-tech.org/news/comtec-solar-warns-of-full-year-…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.077.549 von R-BgO am 13.01.17 14:07:07
Ergebnis war böse,
lange kann es nicht mehr dauern...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.963.461 von R-BgO am 17.05.17 14:59:07
Verlust wird zwar kleiner, Gewinn aber weiter nicht in Sicht
EK durch Aktienausgabe aufgefüllt, aktuell 2,1 Mrd. Aktien
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.790.216 von R-BgO am 18.05.18 14:19:41
in 2018 Verlust höher als Umsatz,
konvergiert gegen Null
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.963.461 von R-BgO am 17.05.17 14:59:07
reverse-split kommt Insolvenz zuvor:
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