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Vor 1 Monat bin ich zwischen Aixtron und Cree geschwankt.
Habe dann "leider" Cree gekauft, blieb zwar konstant aber
nicht zu vergleichen mit Aixtron. In den letzten Tagen, nach
Veröffentlichung der Zahlen ging es jedoch Richtung Norden.
Habe dann "leider" Cree gekauft, blieb zwar konstant aber
nicht zu vergleichen mit Aixtron. In den letzten Tagen, nach
Veröffentlichung der Zahlen ging es jedoch Richtung Norden.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.034.446 von guenni3456 am 27.04.07 18:35:58Genau, Guenni, das sind exakt DIE Meldungen!
Wir werden noch viel Gutes vom Verbundhalbleiter-Solarzellenmarkt hören.
Wir werden noch viel Gutes vom Verbundhalbleiter-Solarzellenmarkt hören.
Dies ist unser Aix-Thread, dennoch möchte ich euch auf einen Maschinenbauer aufmerksam machen, der das Potenzial von Aix haben dürfte: Manz Automation ist die Erfolgsstory eines Maschinanbauers - vergleichbar Aixtron -, die in die Zeit passt: Letztes Jahr Börsenstart, Kurs bereits mehr als verdreifacht. Stellen Präzisionsmaschinen für die Solar- und LED-Branche her. Riesen-Wachstum, können nicht so viel produzieren wie nachgefragt wird. Ich denke, Manz hat mehr Potenzial als die Solarunternehmen selbst. Guckt euch den Chart an: Seit Monaten geht es nur nach Norden. Montag kommt der Geschäftsbericht 2006 raus. Der Ausblick wird sicher super sonnige Zeiten zu bieten haben. Kurs war heute morgen schon über 16 Prozent im Plus. Good trades.
das sind die meldungen auf die ich warte
Terrestrial demand drives Emcore's solar ramp
27 April 2007
With potential orders for terrestrial solar power systems worth more than $300 million in the pipeline, Emcore is adding two production MOCVD systems at its Albuquerque facility.
Solar cell and fiber-optic component maker Emcore is adding significantly to its chip manufacturing capacity to meet increasing demand for terrestrial solar power systems featuring high-performance compound semiconductors.
During an investor conference call to discuss its recent financial performance, company CEO Reuben Richards said that two more production MOCVD systems would be added at Emcore's chip fab in Albuquerque, New Mexico, this year.
Mission to Mars
Mission to Mars
Back-end wafer processing equipment including evaporators and photolithography systems to make the GaAs/GaInP/Ge cells will also be purchased in a capacity expansion estimated to cost $6 million-$7 million.
Richards and Emcore president Hong Hou explained why the extra equipment was needed when they detailed the extent of future orders for solar systems.
Emcore has three key design wins that, collectively, could be worth over $300 million. Those include a three-year contract with World Water and Power, a company in which Emcore owns a considerable stake (see related story), valued at $100 million.
In 2007, the first year of that supply agreement, Emcore will deliver cells capable of producing 1.5 MW, followed by 10 MW in 2008 and 15 MW in 2009. The cost of those concentrator solar systems is estimated at between $4 and $5 per Watt - considerably less than the cost of a comparable system featuring silicon cells.
Emcore also has a contract with a Spanish energy supplier that is valued at more than $100 million over the next five years.
More recently, it has struck a deal with a customer in Asia. Although this third contract is at a very early phase and will be worth only $1.5 million to Emcore this year, Richards said that it could become a long-term deal worth in excess of $100 million.
With an annual solar cell capacity of only 50 MW using the five production MOCVD systems already in place at Albuquerque currently, the magnitude of these contracts clearly make it necessary for Emcore to increase its solar cell output.
Emcore also makes solar cells for satellite applications, and has just won a high-profile contract to supply NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) with solar panels for JPL's Mars Cruise Stage spacecraft.
The spacecraft will carry the Mars Science Laboratory rover to the red planet, in a mission that is expected to launch in late 2009.
The release of Emcore's latest financial results were significantly delayed because of an investigation into stock option awards that also cost the company $1.9 million in the quarter that ended on December 31, 2006.
The company posted total sales of $38.5 million in that quarter, although this came at a net loss of $12.2 million - partly due to the costly stock options review and also the development of a prototype solar concentrator system.
In the quarter that ended on March 31, for which Emcore has not yet published complete details, the company expects to post sales of approximately $40 million.
Terrestrial demand drives Emcore's solar ramp
27 April 2007
With potential orders for terrestrial solar power systems worth more than $300 million in the pipeline, Emcore is adding two production MOCVD systems at its Albuquerque facility.
Solar cell and fiber-optic component maker Emcore is adding significantly to its chip manufacturing capacity to meet increasing demand for terrestrial solar power systems featuring high-performance compound semiconductors.
During an investor conference call to discuss its recent financial performance, company CEO Reuben Richards said that two more production MOCVD systems would be added at Emcore's chip fab in Albuquerque, New Mexico, this year.
Mission to Mars
Mission to Mars
Back-end wafer processing equipment including evaporators and photolithography systems to make the GaAs/GaInP/Ge cells will also be purchased in a capacity expansion estimated to cost $6 million-$7 million.
Richards and Emcore president Hong Hou explained why the extra equipment was needed when they detailed the extent of future orders for solar systems.
Emcore has three key design wins that, collectively, could be worth over $300 million. Those include a three-year contract with World Water and Power, a company in which Emcore owns a considerable stake (see related story), valued at $100 million.
In 2007, the first year of that supply agreement, Emcore will deliver cells capable of producing 1.5 MW, followed by 10 MW in 2008 and 15 MW in 2009. The cost of those concentrator solar systems is estimated at between $4 and $5 per Watt - considerably less than the cost of a comparable system featuring silicon cells.
Emcore also has a contract with a Spanish energy supplier that is valued at more than $100 million over the next five years.
More recently, it has struck a deal with a customer in Asia. Although this third contract is at a very early phase and will be worth only $1.5 million to Emcore this year, Richards said that it could become a long-term deal worth in excess of $100 million.
With an annual solar cell capacity of only 50 MW using the five production MOCVD systems already in place at Albuquerque currently, the magnitude of these contracts clearly make it necessary for Emcore to increase its solar cell output.
Emcore also makes solar cells for satellite applications, and has just won a high-profile contract to supply NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) with solar panels for JPL's Mars Cruise Stage spacecraft.
The spacecraft will carry the Mars Science Laboratory rover to the red planet, in a mission that is expected to launch in late 2009.
The release of Emcore's latest financial results were significantly delayed because of an investigation into stock option awards that also cost the company $1.9 million in the quarter that ended on December 31, 2006.
The company posted total sales of $38.5 million in that quarter, although this came at a net loss of $12.2 million - partly due to the costly stock options review and also the development of a prototype solar concentrator system.
In the quarter that ended on March 31, for which Emcore has not yet published complete details, the company expects to post sales of approximately $40 million.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.033.817 von swisssimon am 27.04.07 17:55:01Ha, hier geh ich auch hin
(Juni 2007)
15th Conference Insulating Films on Semiconductors (INFOS)
Athens, Greece
20 - 23 June 2007
(Juni 2007)
15th Conference Insulating Films on Semiconductors (INFOS)
Athens, Greece
20 - 23 June 2007
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Habt Ihr schon mal die Liste der Konferenzen/Expos angeschaut, an denen Aixtron dieses Jahr teilnimmt? Ist sehr beeindruckend.
http://aixtron.de/index.php?id=100&L=0
http://aixtron.de/index.php?id=100&L=0
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.031.301 von drira am 27.04.07 15:30:18Auf dem Punkt gedreht und fast das Tief erwischt.
Die BidSize ist seit ein paat Tagen auch viel stärker als die Ask-Seite. 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.026.265 von swisssimon am 27.04.07 10:21:11Charttechnisch ideal, dieser Keil. Habe mir gerade ein paar bedienen lassen mit engem SL bei 6,02 - unter 6 muss man sich neu orientieren.
Sieht aber eher nach Bestätigung des Aufwärtstrends aus.
Sieht aber eher nach Bestätigung des Aufwärtstrends aus.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.026.117 von Makalu8000 am 27.04.07 10:13:45Solange die Konsolidierung so verläuft, wie sie dies jetzt tut, finde ich es super. Besser könnte es fast nicht laufen. Aber klar, wenn das "berühmte" Dreieck wider Erwarten nach unten durchbrochen werden sollte, würde es schnell nicht mehr so super aussehen. Im Moment jedoch sieht der Chart einfach tadellos aus.
Drücken wir die Daumen, dass es so bleibt!
Drücken wir die Daumen, dass es so bleibt!
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