Whenever Shawn Qu speaks, he seems to speak about differentiation a lot. It appears that the development business has been identified as 50% of revenue for 2013, and this is one of the major contributors to feel that way about the company ...
Even with financial arrangements and high-efficiency products, the glaring truth is that making it through this crisis as a manufacturer is insurmountable ...
While manufacturers tried to dispose of inventories in pursuit of cash and liquidity, cash-poor conditions seemed to spill into solar plant development and keep it at bay ...
Our checks with industry contacts located in China had given us an idea of just how widely spread the shutdowns are. In addition, the magnitude of the closures has not been seen ever before. ...
Faced with all those factors, activities on balance sheets see more debt increases. Thankfully, the majority of the quarterly losses had limited cash-draining impacts ...
Initially, US levies steered buyers to Taiwan, yet as time goes on, module assembly companies will continue to look for their own resolutions to find cost benefit ...
Despite Yingli’s costs lagging this quarter, the company is still the most recognizable name in the industry and will remain there for years to come ...
While the Chinese are regrouping or retreating in the sound of cheers from CASM, as predicted, other Asian companies are moving in to fill the void ...