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ISIN: US3364331070 · WKN: A0LEKM · Symbol: FSLR
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Die FSLR Aktienkäufer hatten es heute aber eilig die neuen Prognosen innerhalb von wenigen Stunden gleich eintreffen zu lassen!!! Ist das Kurs-Gewinn-Verhältnis nicht mittlerweile etwas hoch?!? Neija, bezogen auf 2010 mit über 1 GWatt erwarteter Jahresproduktion sicher nicht.........(und wenig Schulden, Marktführer usw.).
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First Solar Lets the Sunshine In
Carl Gutierrez, 11.06.07, 4:15 PM ET
First Solar investors sang "Good Day Sunshine" upong learning that the solar energy company's new deals will bring more sales.
At 4:30 p.m. on Monday, First Solar (nasdaq: FSLR - news - people ) announced it signed a solar panel supply agreements with a subsidiary of Babcock & Brown, an international investment and funds and asset manager, and Econcern subsidiary Ecostream Switzerland, which focuses on developing systems for sustainable energy supply.
By late-afternoon trading on Tuesday, shares of the Phoenix, Ariz.-based company were up 12.7%, or $18.81, to $166.91.
First Solar is a maker of so-called "new generation thin-film" solar panels. Instead of crystalline silicon, First Solar's thin film solar panels use Cadmium Telluride. Others use mixtures of other materials, such as copper, indium and gallium.
According to the company, the new agreements expand contracted panel volume by a total of 557 megawatts of solar panels, allowing for additional sales of approximately $1 billion, between 2008 and 2012. The company noted the sales estimate is made on an assumed exchange rate of $1.30 to 1.00 euro.
First Solar added that in order to meet demand from the new contracts, the company’s board approved the construction of a fourth manufacturing plant in Malaysia with four production lines, giving its Malaysian Manufacturing Center 16 production lines total.
The new plant is scheduled to start production in the second half of 2009 and will be built adjacent to the three previously announced plants currently under construction.
The Associated Press reported Deutsche Bank analyst Steve O'Rourke maintained a "buy" rating on the stock, and said company will be able to make products with a total capacity of more than 1 gigawatt of power per year by 2010.
"With earnings tracking capacity expansion/customer contracts, we hold a favorable view on First Solar's long-term business prospects," he said.
O'Rourke raised his price target to $170 per share from $140.
Shares of other solar energy companies also performed well on Tuesday's market, with SunPower (nasdaq: SPWR - news - people ) trading up 12.7%, or $18.81, to $166.91, and Evergreen Solar (nasdaq: ESLR - news - people ) 9.8%, or $1.20, higher in late-afternoon trading to $13.50.
The American Depository Receipts of the Chinese-based JA Solar Holdings (nasdaq: JASO - news - people ) were also up 8.8%, or $4.89, to $61.25 in late-afternoon trading.
Monday’s announcement came a little over a month after the company announced it was adding a third factory to its Malaysian complex (See “First Solar’s Day In the Sun”).
The third unit will have a production capacity of 120 megawatts of solar modules per year and will cost about $150 million. It is expected to become operational in 2009.
First Solar currently operates factories in the United States and Germany with an annual production capacity of 210 megawatts.
The financial terms of Monday’s announcement weren’t disclosed, but the company said that the agreements are structured on terms similar to First Solar's existing long-term supply agreements.
Monday’s announcement also comes after First Solar announced in July a slew of new long-term deals in Europe. The European Union is aiming to have 21% of its energy produced by renewable resources by 2010. (See "Making Hay While The Sun Shines").
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/ext/goto.asp?id=9402367
First Solar Lets the Sunshine In
Carl Gutierrez, 11.06.07, 4:15 PM ET
First Solar investors sang "Good Day Sunshine" upong learning that the solar energy company's new deals will bring more sales.
At 4:30 p.m. on Monday, First Solar (nasdaq: FSLR - news - people ) announced it signed a solar panel supply agreements with a subsidiary of Babcock & Brown, an international investment and funds and asset manager, and Econcern subsidiary Ecostream Switzerland, which focuses on developing systems for sustainable energy supply.
By late-afternoon trading on Tuesday, shares of the Phoenix, Ariz.-based company were up 12.7%, or $18.81, to $166.91.
First Solar is a maker of so-called "new generation thin-film" solar panels. Instead of crystalline silicon, First Solar's thin film solar panels use Cadmium Telluride. Others use mixtures of other materials, such as copper, indium and gallium.
According to the company, the new agreements expand contracted panel volume by a total of 557 megawatts of solar panels, allowing for additional sales of approximately $1 billion, between 2008 and 2012. The company noted the sales estimate is made on an assumed exchange rate of $1.30 to 1.00 euro.
First Solar added that in order to meet demand from the new contracts, the company’s board approved the construction of a fourth manufacturing plant in Malaysia with four production lines, giving its Malaysian Manufacturing Center 16 production lines total.
The new plant is scheduled to start production in the second half of 2009 and will be built adjacent to the three previously announced plants currently under construction.
The Associated Press reported Deutsche Bank analyst Steve O'Rourke maintained a "buy" rating on the stock, and said company will be able to make products with a total capacity of more than 1 gigawatt of power per year by 2010.
"With earnings tracking capacity expansion/customer contracts, we hold a favorable view on First Solar's long-term business prospects," he said.
O'Rourke raised his price target to $170 per share from $140.
Shares of other solar energy companies also performed well on Tuesday's market, with SunPower (nasdaq: SPWR - news - people ) trading up 12.7%, or $18.81, to $166.91, and Evergreen Solar (nasdaq: ESLR - news - people ) 9.8%, or $1.20, higher in late-afternoon trading to $13.50.
The American Depository Receipts of the Chinese-based JA Solar Holdings (nasdaq: JASO - news - people ) were also up 8.8%, or $4.89, to $61.25 in late-afternoon trading.
Monday’s announcement came a little over a month after the company announced it was adding a third factory to its Malaysian complex (See “First Solar’s Day In the Sun”).
The third unit will have a production capacity of 120 megawatts of solar modules per year and will cost about $150 million. It is expected to become operational in 2009.
First Solar currently operates factories in the United States and Germany with an annual production capacity of 210 megawatts.
The financial terms of Monday’s announcement weren’t disclosed, but the company said that the agreements are structured on terms similar to First Solar's existing long-term supply agreements.
Monday’s announcement also comes after First Solar announced in July a slew of new long-term deals in Europe. The European Union is aiming to have 21% of its energy produced by renewable resources by 2010. (See "Making Hay While The Sun Shines").
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/ext/goto.asp?id=9402367
Habe ich das richtig verstanden, FSLR baut jetzt in Malaysia 4 x 125 MW Werke hat ein 125 MW Werk in Germany und ein 70 MW Werk in USA? Ich glaube wohl.
=> ~ 700 MW bis Mitte 2009
Fette Weide!!!
=> ~ 700 MW bis Mitte 2009
Fette Weide!!!
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First Solar Powers Up
Carl Gutierrez, 11.06.07, 3:00 PM ET
New deals for First Solar have brought the expectations of higher sales, which have led to increased investor confidence, which have, in turn, resulted in a large jump in the solar energy company’s share price.
At 4:30 p.m. on Monday, First Solar (nasdaq: FSLR - news - people ) announced it signed a solar panel supply agreements with a subsidiary of Babcock & Brown, an international investment and funds and asset manager, and Econcern subsidiary Ecostream Switzerland, which focuses on developing systems for sustainable energy supply.
By late-Tuesday morning trading, shares of the Phoenix, Ariz.-based company were up 11.0%, or $16.25, to $164.35.
First Solar is a maker of so-called "new generation thin-film" solar panels. Instead of crystalline silicon, First Solar's thin film solar panels use Cadmium Telluride. Others use mixtures of other materials, such as copper, indium and gallium.
According to the company, the new agreements expand contracted panel volume by a total of 557 megawatts of solar panels, allowing for additional sales of approximately $1 billion, between 2008 and 2012. The company noted the sales estimate is made on an assumed exchange rate of $1.30 to 1.00 euro.
First Solar added that in order to meet demand from the new contracts, the company’s board approved the construction of a fourth manufacturing plant in Malaysia with four production lines, giving its Malaysian Manufacturing Center 16 production lines total.
The new plant is scheduled to start production in the second half of 2009 and will be built adjacent to the three previously announced plants currently under construction.
Monday’s announcement came a little over a month after the company announced it was adding a third factory to its Malaysian complex (See “First Solar’s Day In the Sun”).
The third unit will have a production capacity of 120 megawatts of solar modules per year and will cost about $150 million. It is expected to become operational in 2009.
First Solar currently operates factories in the United States and Germany with an annual production capacity of 210 megawatts.
The financial terms of Monday’s announcement weren’t disclosed, but the company said that the agreements are structured on terms similar to First Solar's existing long-term supply agreements.
Monday’s announcement also comes after First Solar announced in July a slew of new long-term deals in Europe. The European Union is aiming to have 21% of its energy produced by renewable resources by 2010. (See "Making Hay While The Sun Shines").
http://www.forbes.com/markets/2007/11/06/first-solar-malaysi…
First Solar Powers Up
Carl Gutierrez, 11.06.07, 3:00 PM ET
New deals for First Solar have brought the expectations of higher sales, which have led to increased investor confidence, which have, in turn, resulted in a large jump in the solar energy company’s share price.
At 4:30 p.m. on Monday, First Solar (nasdaq: FSLR - news - people ) announced it signed a solar panel supply agreements with a subsidiary of Babcock & Brown, an international investment and funds and asset manager, and Econcern subsidiary Ecostream Switzerland, which focuses on developing systems for sustainable energy supply.
By late-Tuesday morning trading, shares of the Phoenix, Ariz.-based company were up 11.0%, or $16.25, to $164.35.
First Solar is a maker of so-called "new generation thin-film" solar panels. Instead of crystalline silicon, First Solar's thin film solar panels use Cadmium Telluride. Others use mixtures of other materials, such as copper, indium and gallium.
According to the company, the new agreements expand contracted panel volume by a total of 557 megawatts of solar panels, allowing for additional sales of approximately $1 billion, between 2008 and 2012. The company noted the sales estimate is made on an assumed exchange rate of $1.30 to 1.00 euro.
First Solar added that in order to meet demand from the new contracts, the company’s board approved the construction of a fourth manufacturing plant in Malaysia with four production lines, giving its Malaysian Manufacturing Center 16 production lines total.
The new plant is scheduled to start production in the second half of 2009 and will be built adjacent to the three previously announced plants currently under construction.
Monday’s announcement came a little over a month after the company announced it was adding a third factory to its Malaysian complex (See “First Solar’s Day In the Sun”).
The third unit will have a production capacity of 120 megawatts of solar modules per year and will cost about $150 million. It is expected to become operational in 2009.
First Solar currently operates factories in the United States and Germany with an annual production capacity of 210 megawatts.
The financial terms of Monday’s announcement weren’t disclosed, but the company said that the agreements are structured on terms similar to First Solar's existing long-term supply agreements.
Monday’s announcement also comes after First Solar announced in July a slew of new long-term deals in Europe. The European Union is aiming to have 21% of its energy produced by renewable resources by 2010. (See "Making Hay While The Sun Shines").
http://www.forbes.com/markets/2007/11/06/first-solar-malaysi…
First Solar "buy," target price raised
Tuesday, November 06, 2007 12:46:40 PM ET
Commerzbank Corp. & Markets
NEW YORK, November 6 (newratings.com) - Analysts at Collins Stewart reiterate their "buy" rating on First Solar Inc (ticker: FSLR). The target price has been raised from $160 to $180.
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http://www.newratings.com/analyst_news/article_1645313.html
Tuesday, November 06, 2007 12:46:40 PM ET
Commerzbank Corp. & Markets
NEW YORK, November 6 (newratings.com) - Analysts at Collins Stewart reiterate their "buy" rating on First Solar Inc (ticker: FSLR). The target price has been raised from $160 to $180.
SOURCE NOT AVAILABLE
http://www.newratings.com/analyst_news/article_1645313.html
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Schwierig, ich tippe es könnte auf 175 US $ gehen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.311.111 von Hoerschwelle am 06.11.07 17:04:04
Das Kursziel für diese Woche?
Das Kursziel für diese Woche?
06.11.2007 16:55
First Solar IncShs: outperform (Credit Suisse Group )
Rating-Update:
Zürich (aktiencheck.de AG) - Die Analysten der Credit Suisse stufen die Aktie von First Solar (ISIN US3364331070 (Nachrichten)/ WKN A0LEKM) unverändert mit "outperform" ein. Das Kursziel werde von 130 auf 165 USD angehoben. (06.11.2007/ac/a/u) Analyse-Datum: 06.11.2007
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2007-11/artikel-…
Wie treffsicher die AnalZysten sind
First Solar IncShs: outperform (Credit Suisse Group )
Rating-Update:
Zürich (aktiencheck.de AG) - Die Analysten der Credit Suisse stufen die Aktie von First Solar (ISIN US3364331070 (Nachrichten)/ WKN A0LEKM) unverändert mit "outperform" ein. Das Kursziel werde von 130 auf 165 USD angehoben. (06.11.2007/ac/a/u) Analyse-Datum: 06.11.2007
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2007-11/artikel-…
Wie treffsicher die AnalZysten sind
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.309.935 von Nussriegel am 06.11.07 16:08:24ich finde da wäre mal nen splitt wirklich angesagt. am besten gleich zwei! bei dem wachstum
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