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Baar, 21. Juli 2010

Meyer Burger gewinnt Auftrag von über CHF 60 Millionen mit Kunde in Korea


Meyer Burger hat erfolgreich einen Vertrag für die Lieferung von Drahtsägen, Innentrennsägen und Wafer-Inspektionssystemen im Wert von über CHF 60 Millionen mit Nexolon, Korea, abgeschlossen. Nexolon ist ein führender Hersteller von mono- und multi-kristallinen Solarwafern. Für die Erweiterung der Waferproduktionsstätte auf 1GW bis Ende 2011 vertraut Nexolon auf die Sägesysteme der Meyer Burger AG und auf die Inspektionssysteme der Hennecke GmbH.

Meyer Burger Technology AG (SIX Swiss Exchange: MBTN) gab heute bekannt, dass die Gruppenmitglieder Meyer Burger AG und Hennecke Systems GmbH erfolgreich einen Vertrag für die Lieferung von Hightech Sägesystemen und Waferinspektionssystemen mit Nexolon, Korea, abgeschlossen haben. Nexolon plant die Erweiterung der Waferproduktionsstätte von 850MW auf 1GW im Jahr 2011. Die Sägesysteme der Meyer Burger AG und die Waferinspektionssysteme der Hennecke Systems GmbH werden die Herstellung von hochwertigen Solarwafern sicherstellen.

Nexolon, mit Hauptsitz in Seoul, Korea, wurde im Jahr 2007 gegründet. Für die Waferproduktionsstätte mit Sitz in Iksan, Korea, ist eine Produktionserweiterung auf 1GW bis Ende des Jahres 2011 geplant. Nexolon hat sich auf Solarenergie spezialisiert und ist einer der führenden Hersteller von mono- und multikristallinen Solarwafern.

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Korean start-up places $8.8 million order with GT Solar for DSS450 furnaces
07 May 2008 | By Síle Mc Mahon | News > Materials


GT Solar has received an initial order worth $8.8 million from new silicon solar wafer producer, Nexolon Co., Ltd. of South Korea. Formed in 2007, Nexolon is currently building its first manufacturing plant in the Iksan Industrial Complex in Iksan City of JeonBuk Province, South Korea. Nexolon has ordered multiple DSS450 furnaces from GT Solar that will be used for multicrystalline silicon ingot production.

“This represents GT Solar’s first DSS contract in South Korea, and we look forward to helping our new customer, Nexolon, develop its business and become a key player in the production of multi-crystalline ingots,” said GT Solar CEO and President, Tom Zarrella. “This contract is yet another example of GT Solar’s key role in providing technology worldwide to meet the demand for solar energy.”

“We are delighted to have the opportunity to work with GT Solar as we start to build our business to meet solar energy demands in South Korea,” commented Nexolon CEO Woo-Jeong Lee. “We believe GT Solar has the resources and know-how to assist us as we move forward.”

Deliveries of furnaces are expected to be made over the next 5 months, GT Solar said.

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Die beliefern ja auch eine Solarworld mit Wafern.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.858.199 von lieberlong am 21.07.10 22:53:55

yep; wie geht's so?

ich verbringe weniger Zeit mit PV; gibt so viel anderes...

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.858.258 von R-BgO am 21.07.10 23:12:12

Thx, good!

Mir gehts da ähnlich wie Dir, hab bloss mehr die div. Charts in der Analyse, als die Fundamentals dazu...

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CRS Reprocessing signs multi-year contract with Nexolon


Posted by Debasish Choudhury on 24 August 2010 at 07:22

CRS Reprocessing Services, LLC (CRS) recently signed an exclusive, multi-year agreement with Nexolon Company, Ltd. to provide on-site reprocessing services at its production facilities. With a targeted capacity of more than 1.5GW by the end of 2011, Seoul based Nexolon is positioned to become one of the world’s leading manufacturers of solar wafers, and is currently South Korea’s biggest supplier.

Located in Iksan, South Korea, the plant will utilize CRS’s turnkey solution for reprocessing slurry used in the production of solar wafers for the photovoltaic industry. The contract will run for five years with a four-phase build-out. At peak production, the anticipated slurry yield will be up to 36,000MT per year.

“Nexolon is excited about the prospect of partnering with CRS. This company has an excellent reputation for increasing recovery rates while delivering cost savings to their business partners,” said Sung Joon Kim, Director of Strategy Planning Department of Nexolon. “Their program will deliver a consistent slurry quality with a variety of carriers while minimizing staining issues, and that’s exactly what we need.”

“Our flexible, solutions-based offerings will allow us to scale up production as quickly as Nexolon needs us to do so,” said Bill Lawrence, founder and president of CRS. “This is an exciting opportunity in a new market and we’re ready for the challenge.” At maximum capacity, CRS will employ up to 12 individuals on site, including a site manager, a site engineer, a lab technician and operating technicians.

“CRS’s unique on-site model and the close relationship they have with other business partners gives us the confidence we need to enter into a long-term arrangement with them. We look forward to many years of success in this venture,” added Kim.

To know more about CRS Reprocessing Services, visit www.crs-reprocessing.com.

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GT Solar International, Inc. (NASDAQ: SOLR), a global provider of polysilicon production technology, and sapphire and silicon crystalline growth systems and materials for the solar, LED and other specialty markets, today announced that it has received the first order for its new DSS650™ multicrystalline ingot growth system from Korea-based PV manufacturer Nexolon Company, Ltd. The value of the contract totals $37.5 million and will be included in GT Solar's backlog for its current Q4 FY11, which ends on April 2, 2011.

"Nexolon is a valued GT Solar business partner and customer who is recognized for producing high quality wafers," said Tom Gutierrez, GT Solar's president and CEO. "They were our beta partner for the DSS650 program and provided valuable production validation for the new product. We are pleased that they have selected our new multicrystalline ingot growth systems to meet their capacity expansion plans."

"Nexolon is expanding its manufacturing capacity to increase the availability of our high quality wafers to cell and module manufacturers throughout the industry," said Gene Kim, Nexolon's chief financial officer. "As we ramp up our volume production, we need proven, low-risk technology that produces high quality wafers and a high return on investment. GT Solar's DSS650 multicrystalline growth systems allow us to achieve both of these goals."

The DSS650 is GT Solar's newest addition to its industry-leading family of DSS multicrystalline ingot growth systems. The advanced DSS650 produces ingots greater than 600 kilograms in the same size chamber as the DSS450 and DSS450HP systems and delivers the same high quality material customers have come to expect from GT Solar's multicrystalline growth furnaces. The new systems continue GT Solar's proven track record of helping its customers achieve greater value from their equipment. Customers can upgrade their current furnaces to take advantage of the higher throughput of the new DSS650.

The DSS650 achieves higher yield and throughput over previous models while reducing consumable costs. The larger ingot produced by the DSS650 also improves downstream wafer slicing operations by allowing customers to produce taller bricks that optimize silicon loads in their wafer slicing saws.

Full product specifications of the DSS650 will be available at the time of the official launch later this month.

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Nexolon Aims to Raise Up to 203.6 Billion Won in IPO

By Sangim Han - Aug 5, 2011 12:40 AM GMT+0200


Nexolon Co., a South Korean solar- component maker, aims to raise as much as 203.6 billion won ($191 million) selling shares in an initial public offering in September, said Korea Exchange Inc., operator of the country’s bourse.

The company applied to the exchange to sell 22.6 million new shares for 7,600 won to 9,000 won per share, the exchange said in an e-mailed statement today. Woori Investment & Securities Co. is arranging the share sale, according to the statement.

Nexolon, which produces silicon ingots and monocrystalline wafers, is raising funds to expand capacity as use of solar- power equipment rises. Net income more than tripled to 35.5 billion won in 2010 from 9.9 billion won in 2009.

The company’s biggest shareholder, Lee Woo Jeong, controls a 59 percent stake, according to the statement. His father is Lee Soo Young, chairman of OCI Co., South Korea’s largest polysilicon maker.

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Nexolon Prices IPO Shares at Below the Bottom of Marketed Range
By Sangim Han - Oct 4, 2011 10:51 AM GMT+0200

Nexolon Co., South Korea’s biggest maker of silicon ingots and wafers used in solar cells, plans to raise 90.5 billion won ($76 million) after pricing its initial public offering below the bottom of a marketed range.

The solar-cell component producer will sell 22.6 million new shares at 4,000 won each, the Seoul-based company said in a regulatory filing to the Korea Exchange today. The company offered the stock at a range of 6,700 won to 8,000 won, arranged by Woori Investment & Securities Co.


...und seit dem 16.1.2012 im PPVX