Hast du schon den Forbesartikel gelesen? In Europa sind die wohl noch nicht so bekannt, ich hab die auch nur zufällig entdeckt als ich mal auf Wikipedia nach Siliziumproduzenten recherchiert hatte. Dann hab ich mir mal die Homepage und Nachrichten angeschaut und bin prompt eingestiegen. Forbes: blogs.forbes.com/russellflannery/2011/03/17/gcl-polys-rapid-gains-underscore-chinas-rise-in-solar-industry/ GCL-Poly’s Rapid Gains Underscore China’s Rise In Solar Industry Mar. 17 2011 - 9:30 pm | 617 views | 0 recommendations | 0 commentsBy RUSSELL FLANNERY In an example of the speed with which Chinese companies are expanding their influence in the solar energy business globally, the country’s GCL-Poly Energy said a boost in wafer production and an acquisition helped the company reverse a loss and more than triple revenue last year. GCL-Poly, a supplier of polysilicon and silicon wafers led by billionaire Zhu Gongshan, said on Thursday evening that revenue climbed by 274% to HK$18.5 billion, or $2.4 billion, in 2010 from HK$4.9 billion a year earlier. Net profit HK$4.0 billion, compared with a loss of HK$200 million in 2009. Production last year was boosted after the company bought 71% of Konca Solar Cell, a Chinese wafer supplier. The company also increased its own output, and says it is the world’s largest wafer supplier. The company last year signed contracts to supply Trina Solar, Canadian Solar, and China Sunergy. In October 2010, it also signed up Indosolar of India as a customer. Brokerage CLSA in a report this week put a “buy” on GCL-Poly’s stock. It has already gained 78% in the past year. |
Thread abonnieren
