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...börsennotiert, aber hier noch unbekannt.

Schafft es akteull immer noch, Kredite zu bekommen!:

DelSolar obtains US$120 million loan for establishing solar cell capacity in China

Posted by Debasish Choudhury on 17 February 2009 at 07:40

DelSolar, a Taiwan-based maker of crystalline silicon solar cells, on February 16 signed with four local banks and the Development Bank of Singapore for a 5-year syndicated loan of US$120 million (NT$4 billion), with the funds earmarked for setting up an annual production capacity of 240MWp at its factory in Wujiang, eastern China, by the end of 2009, the company said in a press release.

DelSolar currently has existing annual production capacity of 120MWp in northern Taiwan.

DelSolar has succeeded in hiking average energy conversion rates from 17.5% to 18.3% for monocrystalline silicon solar cells and from 15.8% to 16.6% for the polycrystalline type, with such new solar cell models to come into volume production in July 2009, the company pointed out.

The total annual production capacity for solar cells of high energy conversion rates will increase to 120MWp by the end of 2009, DelSolar indicated. The total output for all types of solar cells in 2009 is expected to reach 120MWp, rising by 50% from 2008, DelSolar noted.

Of DelSolar's demand for solar grade crystalline silicon wafers in 2009, less than 50% will be met by supply contracts while the remaining will rely on spot market supply, the company noted. Currently, contract manufacturing accounts for 25% of the company's total solar cell order volume, DelSolar pointed out.

For more information about DelSolar, please visit www.delsolarpv.com.

[_poseidon]

Gibts dazu noch eine WKN?

Sehe nur seltsame Zeichen

[meinolf67]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.602.959 von _poseidon am 18.02.09 14:26:39

Leider nein. Wird ja auch nur in Taiwan gehandelt. Leider sind auch die Zahlen alle auf chinesisch.

Auf der Webseite gibt es aber eine Präsentation auf Englisch.

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DelSolar planning 700MWp solar cell plant in Taiwan


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Nuying Huang, Taipei; Adam Hwang, DIGITIMES [Tuesday 30 June 2009]

Taiwan-based solar cell maker DelSolar will expand its domestic production capacity by setting up a new factory with a planned annual capacity of 700MWp in 2010, while its construction of a factory with 240MWp annual capacity in eastern China is still under way, according to the company.

The site of DelSolar's new factory belongs to the government-run Hsinchu Science Park (HSP) and was originally leased to another Taiwan-based solar cell maker Gintech Energy for a project to house a capacity of 840MWp, according to industry sources. Gintech originally planned to start construction in October 2008 but finally gave up the project, the sources said, adding that the land was then leased to DelSolar.

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DelSolar secures 133 million euro silicon wafer supply


Nuying Huang, Taipei; Esther Lam, DIGITIMES [Thursday 14 February 2008]

DelSolar has inked a deal for silicon wafer supply worth 133 million euro (US$194 million) from an Europe-based supplier. The agreement will run between 2009 to 2015, according to a company filing with the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TSE).

The Delta Electronics-subsidiary said the orders will help stabilize the company's materials supply and fuel sales growth. The contract will be effective from January 1, 2009 through December 31, 2015. Although the company did not reveal details of the supplier, industry sources said REC Solar, Wacker and Solarworld are some of the possible suppliers, given that most Taiwan-based solar cell makers land their materials from them.

DelSolar plans for an annual capacity of 100MWp in 2008. Since the company is relatively cautious over its material supply, its expansion pace lags behind rivals including E-Ton Solar, Motech Industries and Gintech Energy, industry players noted.

As the solar industry generally expect 2009 and 2010 to mark a new page for material sufficiency as many upstream material suppliers are to have their fresh capacity come onboard during the period, companies making preparations to look for materials beyond 2009, the industry players observed.

Among the major solar cell makers in Taiwan, Motech has secured a 10-year long, NT$1.84 billion (US$577.2 million) contract with Wacker from 2009. Meanwhile, Green Energy Technology will have a new batch of materials come into availability in 2009.

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Solar wafer supplier SAS sees increased revenues in August


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Nuying Huang, Taipei; Adam Hwang, DIGITIMES [Tuesday 8 September 2009]

Sino-American Silicon Products (SAS), a Taiwan-based producer of solar-grade crystalline silicon wafers, has reported self-estimated August consolidated revenues of NT$1.017 billion (US$30.9 million), up 2.32% on month and 5.59% on year, while its January-August consolidated revenues of NT$7.188 billion were also up 3.72% on year.

Taiwan-based solar cell makers DelSolar and Solartech Energy have also released self-estimated revenues for August.

SAS, DelSolar, Solartech: Self-estimated revenues, August 2009 (NT$m)

Company Amount M/M Y/Y YTD Y/Y

SAS 1,017* / 2.32% / 5.59% / 7,188* / 3.72% / 852.1 / 1.03% / 5.99% / 6,392 / 7.95%

DelSolar 448.4 / 10.06% / (36.27%) / 2,567 / (46.31%)

Solartech 247.6 / 7.95% / (52.20%) / 1,861 / (43.71%)

* Consolidated, including US and China subsidiaries
Source: Companies, compiled by Digitimes, September 2009

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.970.158 von R-BgO am 13.09.09 17:47:17

Link dazu: http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20090908PD203.html

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Hong Kong, Sept 18, 2009 - (ACN Newswire) - GCL Solar Energy Technology Holdings Inc. ("GCL Solar" or the "Company"), a subsidiary of GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Limited ("GCL-Poly", stock code: 3800.HK), has achieved satisfactory product testing results from DelSolar Co., Ltd. ("DelSolar"). DelSolar is a subsidiary of Delta Electronics, Inc. headquartered in Taiwan (stock code: 2308.TW).

Mr. ZHU Gong Shan, Chairman and CEO of GCL-Poly, said, "DelSolar recently used the polysilicon manufactured by GCL Solar to produce mono wafers and the results were highly satisfactory, achieving an efficiency ratio of 17.68%. This is a strong testimony to the superior quality of the polysilicon which we produce. We will continue to improve our polysilicon production process to ensure that we can continue to produce high-quality and cost-competitive polysilicon to our customers."
About GCL-Poly Energy

GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Limited is a world leading polysilicon manufacturer for the solar industry and a leading integrated green energy enterprise in China. Production capacity of GCL Solar, a subsidiary of the Group, is expected to reach 18,000 metric tonnes of polysilicon by the end of 2009, and 1 GW of solar wafers by mid 2010. In addition, the Group operates a total of 18 cogeneration power plants, 1 incineration power plant and 1 windpower plant. Most of these plants are located in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces with strong economic growth and robust demand for electricity and steam. All these plants are advocated and encouraged by Chinese government.

For more information about GCL-Poly, please visit the company's website at www.gcl-poly.com.hk.

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Delta Electronics' Board approves a subscription of DelSolar securities through private placement


Posted by Debasish Choudhury on 12 November 2009 at 00:21


Delta Electronics, Inc. held a meeting of the Board of Directors, at which the Board approved a subscription of securities of DelSolar Co., Ltd. through private placement. The unit price of the subscription is NT$40 per share.

The total amount is approximately NT$3,010,000,000 with a maximum subscription amount of NT$3,400,000,000. The Company's chairman is authorized to arrange matters related to the investment.

About Delta Group:

Delta Group is the world's largest provider of switching power supplies and DC brushless fans, as well as a major source for power management solutions, components, visual displays, industrial automation, networking products, and renewable energy solutions. Delta Group has sales offices worldwide and manufacturing plants in Taiwan, China, Thailand, Mexico, India and Europe. As a global leader in power electronics, Delta's mission is, "To provide innovative, clean and efficient energy solutions for a better tomorrow." Delta is committed to environmental protection and has implemented green, lead-free production and waste management programs for many years. More information about Delta Group can be found at www.deltaww.com.

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Punj Lloyd Group forays into solar utility projects

Posted by Debasish Choudhury on 12 November 2009 at 00:36


Punj Lloyd Group, the diversified engineering, procurement & construction conglomerate, announced its foray into the solar utility space. Punj Lloyd, which has already established itself as one of the foremost process contractors in the design and construction of related renewable facilities namely biofuels, will provide solar photovoltaics (SPV) and solar thermal solutions with a strong emphasis on technology and providing application specific solutions. This initiative will be driven by Punj Lloyd Delta Renewables, headed by CEO, Dr Tariq Alam.

On this landmark move, Mr. Atul Punj, Chairman, Punj Lloyd Group stated, “It is logical for us as EPC leaders to partner with Delta Solar of Singapore, who are already established in India and are the chosen provider for solar lighting solutions for the Commonwealth Games Village. This initiative will enable us to address the immediate need for significant energy savings and clean energy sources globally.”

Punj Lloyd Delta Renewables will develop, engineer and execute renewable energy based projects throughout the world. Acutely aware of the environmental and sustainability issues associated with the production of fuels and energy using conventional methods, and the growing global demand for alternative renewable sources, Punj Lloyd Delta Renewables will provide turnkey integrated development and sustainable solutions within the power, building and infrastructure sectors.

While initially focussing on solar energy, Punj Lloyd Delta Renewables will diversify into other forms of renewable energy like biomass and wind.

Dr Tariq Alam, CEO, Punj Lloyd Delta Renewables said, “The amalgamation of Punj Lloyd’s global presence and management expertise and Delta Solar’s comprehensive understanding of key applications, together with leading edge designs and technology provides the ideal foundation for us to become a dominant global force in the renewable energy sector. “

Further information is available at www.punjlloydgroup.com.

About Delta Solar
Delta Solar is a turnkey solar solutions provider whose approach encompasses all facets of solar energy systems design and manufacturing, component sourcing, installation and maintenance for both the urban and rural communities. Headquartered in Singapore, Delta Solar has wholly owned subsidiaries in New Delhi, India and Dhaka, Bangladesh.

About Dr Tariq Alam
Dr Tariq Alam is Founder, Chairman and Managing Director of DELTA Solar Group Pte. Ltd. Dr Alam gained his PhD from University of Leeds, UK in Electronic and Electrical Engineering in 1998. He then went on to join a leading US Semiconductor company where he had several years of experience in semiconductor design and manufacturing. He held a number of key roles across the company in engineering and marketing and eventually held the position of Vice-President, Global Sales and Customer Support.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.387.412 von R-BgO am 14.11.09 10:16:55

diese Delta ist wohl noch 'ne andere Bude...

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Solar cell maker DelSolar to expand capacity by 900MWp


Nuying Huang, Taipei; Adam Hwang, DIGITIMES [Wednesday 10 March 2010]

DelSolar, a Taiwan-based maker of crystalline silicon solar cells, on March 9 announced the establishment of a new factory of solar cells and photovoltaic modules with an aggregate annual production capacity of 900MWp (megawatt-peak) during 2010-2012 at total investment of NT$9.26 billion (US$289 million), according to the company.

DelSolar on March 9 published its 2009 financial report, recording revenues of NT$4.309 billion and net loss of NT$135.6 million which is equivalent to net loss per share of NT$0.92.

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March 19, 2010
Hsinchu, Taiwan: DelSolar Announces Legal Action to Resolve Contractual Dispute with Swiss Wafers AG

After multiple attempts to negotiate, DelSolar and Swiss Wafers AG have been unable to reach any settlement in their dispute arising out of what DelSolar says is Swiss Wafers’ contractual breach.

DelSolar has commenced debt enforcement proceeding against Swiss Wafers in Switzerland.

DelSolar indicates that DelSolar entered into a supply agreement with Swiss Wafers in 2007. DelSolar says Swiss Wafers failed to meet any of DelSolar’s monthly purchase orders since July 2008.

DelSolar has sought to resolve this matter with Swiss Wafers through friendly negotiation and made good faith efforts to that end. During the course of this lengthy negotiation, DelSolar says that Swiss Wafers’ unresponsiveness and evasiveness clearly indicated that it had no genuine intention to remedy damages and losses suffered by DelSolar.

Therefore, to protect the rights of its shareholders and the best interest of DelSolar, DelSolar decided to commence the said debt enforcement proceeding.

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DelSolar submits IPO application to Taiwan Stock Exchange


Posted by Debasish Choudhury on 26 August 2010 at 13:05


DelSolar Co., Ltd., a leading Taiwanese solar energy firm, announced that its Initial Public Offering (IPO) application has been delivered to the Taiwan Stock Exchange today. DelSolar is convinced that the IPO will benefit current and future shareholders with a number of significant advantages including:

* An enhanced and more diversified capital funding universe.
* A more prestigious profile globally.
* A reinforced corporate governance platform.

In addition to its Hsinchu-based fab, DelSolar’s WuChiang, China-based facility has successfully expanded its photovoltaic cell production capacity to 216 MW currently. DelSolar’s downstream integration strategy is also on track as its total photovoltaic module production capacity has increased to 185 MW now. These modules have obtained key world-class certifications such as IEC 61215, IEC 61730, UL1703, CEC, AS/NZS among others and with further certifications being pursued.

DelSolar delivered NT$ 1.12 bn in consolidated revenues during the month of July 2010 while consolidated revenues YTD have reached NT$ 5.06 bn, representing a 175.6% increase in YoY terms. Single-month output during July 2010 broke above the NT$ 1.0 bn barrier for the first time.

The firm is currently executing its capacity expansion plans given the robust trend in demand. Capacity utilization in the Hsinchu-based fab has been upgraded to 120% from its original 120 MW to the current 144 MW while the WuJiang, China-based facility has further room for growth given a larger capacity being installed. Construction of DelSolar’s Jhunan fab was initiated in June 2010 and is currently running smoothly. The firm expects Jhunan to enter its mass production stage in the second half of 2011. It is estimated that the photovoltaic cell production capacity could reach 3 GW. In addition, DelSolar is actively contemplating further downstream integration initiatives.

RC Liang, DelSolar Chairman and CEO, noted, “DelSolar is built on pillars such as an outstanding human capital and an ever-improving technological platform that ensures a stable and robust expansion in the long-term. This IPO shall lift the status of our DelSolar brand worldwide and assist in our constant search for an ideal cost of capital. It also represents a new beginning for our firm which is destined to become a global leader in the photovoltaic industry”.

To know more about DelSolar, visit www.delsolarpv.com.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.053.670 von R-BgO am 27.08.10 08:48:07

Solar cell maker Delsolar applies for TSE listing


Nuying Huang, Taipei; Willie Teng, DIGITIMES [Friday 27 August 2010]

Solar cell maker Delsolar has applied to be listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TSE), which may the pave the way for the company to make its debut on the TSE in the first quarter of 2011 at the earliest.

Delsolar will likely be the fourth solar cell maker listed on the TSE after Gintech Energy, Neo Solar Power and Solartech Energy. Motech Industries and E-Ton Solar Tech are currently traded over the counter.

Delsolar, a subsidiary of Delta Electronics, has a solar cell capacity of 144MWp in Taiwan and 216MWp in Wujiang of China's Jiangsu Province. The company has plans to ramp up overall solar cell capacity to 768MWp in 2011 and 1.2GWp in 2012. Its module production capacity will also rise from 184MWp currently to 1GWp in 2012, with the majority of the expansion taking place in Wujiang.

Full capacity utilization is expected for the third quarter of 2010, and fourth-quarter orders look solid at the moment, the company said, noting that some customers are already placing orders for 2011.

In recent years, Delsolar has teamed up its solar cells and modules with PV inverters developed by Delta and successfully entered the Japan market, which historically has been less receptive to foreign solar products, the company added.

For the first half of 2010, Delsolar posted after-tax profit of NT$269 million (US$8.41 billion) or NT$1.08 a share on 14.39% gross margin. July revenues totaled NT$1.12 billion, and cumulative revenues from January to July reached NT$5.06 billion, up 175.6% from the same period a year ago.

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GCL-Poly and DelSolar sign second wafer supply contract
Further strengthening long-term strategic alliance

(Hong Kong, 30 August 2010) GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Limited (“GCL-Poly” or the
“Company”, stock code: 3800.HK, together with its subsidiaries, the “Group”) announced
today that GCL (Nanjing) Solar Energy Technology Company Limited, a wholly-owned
subsidiary of GCL-Poly, has signed a second long-term wafer supply contract with
DelSolar Co., Ltd. (“DelSolar”, stock code: 3599.TWO), a leading solar cell and module
provider in Taiwan, further strengthening the long-term strategic alliance between the two
companies.

GCL-Poly will provide to DelSolar high quality wafers that can meet the needs of about
664MW cells from October 2010 to December 2015. The agreement includes a
mechanism by which the parties may adjust prices to better reflect prevailing market
conditions. DelSolar expects the alliance to greatly enhance its overall operational needs
and profitability.

R.C. Liang, Chairman and CEO of DelSolar said, “Both companies have been
performing very well in meeting their obligations since signing the first wafer supply
contract in May 2010. In order to strengthen our strategic partnership with GCL-Poly and
to secure the material needs for DelSolar’s future expansion, we have proactively
discussed the second long-term supply contract with GCL-Poly. DelSolar was pleased to
quickly reach agreement on the second supply contract with GCL-Poly. This agreement
will enhance DelSolar’s market position and strengthen the strategic partnership
between the two companies.”

Mr. ZHU Gong Shan, Executive Director, Chairman and CEO of GCL-Poly, said, “We are
delighted to be able to sign the second wafer supply agreement with DelSolar, a leading
solar company in Taiwan, so soon after we signed the first wafer supply contract. This
demonstrates again the endorsement and recognition of GCL-Poly’s products and
customer services by leading industry players. I look forward to closer cooperation with
Delsolar in the future, thus creating a win-win situation for both companies within the
fast-growing solar industry.”

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DelSolar and IBM to jointly develop CZTS solar cell technology



Press release, September 27; Willie Teng, DIGITIMES [Tuesday 28 September 2010]

Taiwan-based DelSolar announced today that it has signed an agreement to jointly develop copper zinc tin sulfur selenide (CZTS) thin film solar cells with IBM.

"This agreement is a significant step in the progress of our effort to create efficient solar cells using earth abundant materials with novel processes" said TC Chen, vice president of Science and Technology IBM Research. "We already have an excellent collaboration with Tokyo Ohka Kogyo (TOK) for developing manufacturing tooling and the chemistries required for this technology. Recently IBM demonstrated record solar cell efficiencies using a copper zinc tin sulfur selenide material. This new collaboration between DelSolar, TOK, and IBM now puts us firmly on the path to commercially viable technologies and processes for solar cells that could bring us closer to grid parity."

With the benefit of non-toxic and earth-abundant components, CZTS offers the benefits of broader spectrum sensitivity, lower working irradiance, broader temperature latitude and higher net power output. The light absorbing properties can also be fine-tuned by modifying the composition of the photovoltaic conversion layers. Light in weight, the new cell will also be flexible when used with a flexible base material.

Thin film solar cell technologies have been based earlier upon amorphous silicon, CdTe, and CIGS. This new technology is based upon inexpensive, earth abundant components, thereby circumventing the need for cadmium which is toxic, or materials whose availability may be questionable for the large volume growths anticipated in the future (indium or tellurium).

Until now, DelSolar has not engaged in thin film solar cell manufacturing partly because most of the commercially available technologies are of low efficiency or contain expensive materials or elements of limited projected availability. In addition, most of the current compound thin film solar cells on the market still use cadmium as the photovoltaic conversion layer or buffer layer.

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DelSolar presents new solar cell and module and also announces completion of 1 MW Solar Power Farm

Posted by Debasish Choudhury on 12 October 2010 at 08:23



DelSolar Co., Ltd., a leading solar energy firm, is presenting its latest solar cells and high performance solar modules at Solar Power International 2010. Its newest solar cell strengthens short wavelength light absorption, which boosts efficiency up to 17.2% and 18.5% for multicrystalline solar cells and monocrystalline solar cells respectively.

In addition to the new solar cell, DelSolar will exhibit its high performance solar module, the D6M255B3A, which offers the benefits of greater weather resistance and better field performance. This new module is made from 60monocrystalline solar cells and enhances the absorbing level of incident light on its surface through advanced optical technology. Due to a successful new production process, the new module achieves up to 257W power output, an increase in power output up to 3%, and a conversion efficiency of over 15.7%.

DelSolar also proudly announces the completion of 1 MW solar power farm project at Vrapice, Czech Republic, 20 minutes from the Prague international airport in August 2010. DelSolar installed the project with ProfCom, a Czech system integration company. The solar power farm features 4,182 DelSolar high efficiency solar modules and 200 Delta inverters. DelSolar is committed to providing a total photovoltaic solution to clients by integrating capabilities with its parent company, Delta Electronics, and allying with business partners.

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DelSolar supplies international PV provider in North America

(January 3, 2010) -- DelSolar Co. Ltd. (OTSM: 3599) has signed a contract to supply solar modules to a leading international photovoltaic provider for the North American market.

The provider belongs to an international photovoltaic group that has subsidiaries in major solar energy markets worldwide. The contract between DelSolar and the company includes supply terms for product quantities and prices. DelSolar has committed to providing solar modules of about 22MW generating capacity in 2011.

The contract marks a major achievement for DelSolar in the North American market as the company continues to win support from new strategic customers.

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Delsolar reports 1H11 net loss

Nuying Huang, Taipei; Jackie Chang, DIGITIMES [Tuesday 9 August 2011]


Despite a booming first quarter, the solar industry suffered from weak demand in the second quarter of 2011. Taiwan-based solar cell maker Delsolar has reported revenues reached NT$5,713 million (US$197 million) and net losses NT$955 million in the first half of the year. Delsolar suffered a net loss of NT$948 million, with NT$330 million lost on material inventories. Furthermore, the net loss from the first half of 2011 has already surpassed the net profits of 2010, which were NT$435 million.

According to industry sources, the solar market suffered in the second quarter due to weak demand. Market watchers predict most Taiwan-based solar cell companies that will release their financial performance for first half of 2011 are likely to post net losses. The net losses from the second quarter are likely to erode the net profits from first quarter, or even from 2010 for some solar cell makers, added industry sources.

There have been fluctuations in the solar market. Negative impacts have been mostly centered on the solar cell segment due to continuous and large capacity expansions undertaken by the firms. Only mono-crystalline silicon solar products have been able to fight against the current. However, if mono-crystalline silicon solar product makers cannot effectively cut down material costs, gross margins might be subdued.

Taiwan-based solar cell makers are Motech, Gintech, Neo Solar Power, Solartech, and E-Ton.

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Respekt!:

DelSolar debuts on TSE
Patty Wang, Taipei; Jackie Chang, DIGITIMES [Thursday 10 May 2012]
DelSolar, the solar subsidiary of Delta Electronics, debuted on Taiwan Stock Exchange (TSE) with IPO of NT$14.7 (US$0.50) on May 9, 2012.

Despite the continuous low price of solar cells, DelSolar remains positive on the future of the market. The firm noted that demand for renewable energy sources is increasing as various countries have been raising awareness of the risks in using nuclear power plants.

DelSolar indicated 2012 capex to be used for optimization of equipment and process. The firm has been striving to lower operation costs to increase competitiveness.

DelSolar mainly produces solar cells and has been able to increase efficiency of mono-crystalline solar cells to 19.1%. DelSolar's current capacity of 600MW for solar cells and 180MW for solar modules.

In addition to silicon-based solar products, DelSolar has been cooperating with IBM on R&D of second-generation thin-film solar cells such as copper zinc tin sulfide (CZTS).

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.154.748 von R-BgO am 11.05.12 19:25:11

und gleich wieder weg?:

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