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5 Chinese Stocks With Significant Short CoveringKapitall • Fri, Apr 26
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Suntech Power Q1 2012 Earnings PreviewInvesting Hobo • Tue, May 22, 2012
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Earnings Preview: Suntech Power HoldingsStockPandit • Wed, May 16, 2012
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Suntech Power: Earnings PreviewZacks Investment Research • Tue, Feb 21, 2012
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5 Chinese Stocks With Significant Short CoveringKapitall • Fri, Apr 26
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Suntech Power CEO Discusses Q3 2010 Results - Earnings Call TranscriptThu, Nov 18, 2010
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Suntech Power CEO Discusses Q2 2010 Results - Earnings Call TranscriptWed, Aug 18, 2010
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Suntech Power Holdings Co. Ltd. Q1 2010 Earnings Call TranscriptThu, Jun 3, 2010
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Suntech Power Holdings Co. Ltd. Q4 2009 Earnings Call TranscriptThu, Mar 4, 2010
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Suntech Power Holdings Co. Ltd. Q3 2009 Earnings Call TranscriptThu, Nov 19, 2009
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Suntech Power Holdings Co. Ltd. Q2 2009 Earnings Call TranscriptThu, Aug 20, 2009
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Suntech Q1 2009 Earnings Call TranscriptThu, May 21, 2009
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Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd. Q4 2008 Earnings Call TranscriptWed, Feb 18, 2009
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Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd. Q3 2008 Earnings Call TranscriptThu, Nov 20, 2008
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Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd. Q2 2008 Earnings Call TranscriptWed, Aug 20, 2008
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Suntech Power Holdings Q3 2007 Earnings Call TranscriptThu, Nov 15, 2007
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Suntech Power Holdings Q2 2007 Earnings Call TranscriptThu, Aug 9, 2007
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Suntech Q1 2007 Earnings Call TranscriptTue, May 29, 2007
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Suntech Power Holdings Q4 2006 Earnings Call TranscriptMon, Mar 12, 2007
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- Thursday, May 16, 3:10 PM ReneSola's (SOL -14%) larger than expected Q1 loss on falling prices and shipments has shares reeling and is dragging down other Chinese solar stocks. SOL offered an optimistic take on the rest of the year, saying Q2 sales could hit $330M, but investors aren't impressed. TSL -4.2%, JASO -3.5%, STP -1%, but YGE +2%. Comment! [Energy, Tech, On the Move]
- Wednesday, May 15, 2:14 PM Solar stocks continue to surge (TAN +4.6%) following SunPower's strong analyst day guidance. A few more winners: DQ +19.8%. SCTY +4.3%. JASO +9.2%. CSUN +7.9%. YGE +6.8%. Chinese solar names could also be getting a lift from news bankrupt Suntech (STP +9.7%) has reached a new forbearance agreement with a majority of its convertible debtholders, under which the debtholders agree not to exercise their rights until June 28. Also: LDK (LDK +8%) has filed its 2012 20-F. (yesterday) (Monday) 2 Comments [Tech, On the Move]
- Wednesday, May 15, 1:57 PM Suntech Power (STP +9.6%), the reluctant poster child for heavily indebted solar companies, trades higher after saying most of the holders of its 3% convertible notes have consented to a forbearance agreement under which they will forgo their rights under the notes until June 28 to allow STP more time to devise a mutually agreeable restructuring proposal. (PR) Comment! [On the Move]
- Friday, May 10, 12:29 PM Volatile/well-shorted solar stocks are ripping higher (TAN +5.4%) to close out a week in which the EU imposed long-expected tariffs on Chinese solar panel imports. TSL +10%. CSIQ +16.1%. STP +9.1%. SCTY +8.6%. SOL +8.3%. JASO +7.5%. FSLR +4.6%. JKS +9.4%. LDK +3.4%. SPWR +7.8% A Reuters column today notes the pace of module price declines is expected to slow, as weaker players are forced out and U.S./emerging markets demand gradually soaks up excess capacity. 4 Comments [Tech, On the Move]
- Wednesday, April 24, 12:59 PM First Solar (FSLR +12.9%) and other solar stocks (TAN +3%) are sharply higher, apparently related to news the MLP Parity Act is being re-introduced today in the House and Senate - a bill that's not likely to even pass and is not a game changer. JKS +12.1%, SPWR +10.7%, STP +11.4%, LDK +9.6%. Comment! [Tech, Energy, On the Move]
- Monday, April 15, 12:49 PM Disappointing Chinese GDP data helps fuel a rout in solar stocks (TAN -3.8%). A broader selloff in risk assets isn't helping either. Suntech (STP -21.1%) is the biggest loser, as the Buffett rumor rally officially comes to an end. JASO -11.8%. LDK -10.7%. YGE -8%. WFR -7.9%. GTAT -5.9%. SOL -8.2%. TSL -6.9%. SPWR -5.1%. JKS -8.5%. DQ -5.2%. YGE -8%. Comment! [Tech, On the Move]
- Wednesday, April 10, 8:28 AM Suntech (STP) +6.3% premarket is seeking to sell some assets and bring in a strategic investor to repay debt and revitalize the company, Reuters reports. Shares have jumped 50% this week alone after a rumor that Warren Buffett is looking at buying the bankrupt company. 1 Comment [Tech, Energy, On the Move]
- Tuesday, April 9, 1:41 PM First Solar (FSLR +23.8%) guides on its analyst day for 2013 revenue of $3.8B-$4B and EPS of $4-$4.50, far above a consensus of $3.15B and $3.46. Shares have spiked higher on the news, and were shortly halted due to volatility. Other solar names are also surging: SPWR +9.8%. TSL +8.7%. DQ +12.3%. STP +36.1%. LDK +15%. JKS +15.4%. WFR +7.5%. JASO +6.6%. (previous) Update (1:56): First Solar shares are now up 48.2%, and have been halted again. CNNMoney's Paul R. La Monica notes over 1/3 of the float is shorted. "Can you say squeeze?" 9 Comments [Tech, On the Move, Earnings, Breaking News, Top Stories]
- Tuesday, April 9, 8:21 AM Suntech Power (STP) +12.5% premarket after jumping 15.7% yesterday, as reports circulated that Warren Buffett is interested in buying the company. This morning, STP is notified by the NYSE that it does not meet price criteria for a continued listing; STP now has six months to regain compliance. Comment! [Tech, Energy, On the Move]
- Monday, April 8, 11:00 AM Bankrupt Suntech (STP +16.1%) soars on a rumor Berkshire Hathaway's MidAmerican Energy division is interested in the company. Though MidAmerican has acquired solar projects and provides installation services, buying a Chinese solar module maker would be off the beaten path. 3 Comments [Tech, On the Move, M&A]
- Wednesday, March 27, 4:15 PM Trina Solar (TSL +2%) and JA Solar (JASO -0.3%) both say they will have no trouble making bond payments in the coming months. Investors are on high alert after Suntech (STP -4.5%) defaulted on $541M in debt. Some of the jitters stem from the fact that in China, domestic lenders get priority in bankruptcy proceedings. Comment! [Tech]
- Thursday, March 21, 9:19 AM A Wuxi, China court has "formally accepted" an insolvency petition for Wuxi Suntech, Suntech's (STP) main Chinese manufacturing unit. An admin committee has been appointed to handle the restructuring, and Wuxi Suntech will continue making solar cells/modules in the interim. Bankruptcy proceedings haven't yet started for Suntech proper. (yesterday) Comment! [Tech]
- Wednesday, March 20, 8:09 AM Suntech (STP) -38.5% premarket as the Chinese solar panel maker confirms a group of eight Chinese banks filed a petition for insolvency and restructuring of its Chinese subsidiary Wuxi Suntech Power Holdings; the parent company has not commenced bankruptcy proceedings. 2 Comments [Tech, Energy, On the Move]
- Tuesday, March 19, 11:10 AM Citi cuts its PT for Suntech (STP -11.4%) to $0.50 from $1.50, and warns the company's equity will be worthless if the Chinese government doesn't offer support to bondholders. However, the firm considers this an unlikely scenario, and still thinks the Wuxi, China government could buy Suntech's assets. Shares have fallen to $0.57 today. (bond default) Comment! [Tech, On the Move]
- Monday, March 18, 8:37 AM As expected, Suntech (STP) failed to make a required $541M bond repayment scheduled for last Friday, a move that triggers cross-defaults on other debt including loans from International Finance Corp. and Chinese domestic lenders. Says it is exploring strategic alternatives with lenders and potential investors. STP +4.3% premarket. Comment! [Tech, Energy]
- Friday, March 15, 12:16 PM The Suntech (STP +22.3%) roller-coaster takes a turn higher after the nearly insolvent solar module maker says it "plans to continue to work" with bondholders even as it states (to no surprise) it "does not plan" to make a principal payment due today. Maxim's Aaron Chew continues to expect a default, but some still expect a bailout from the Wuxi municipal government. LDK Solar (LDK +13.6%) is also winning back some of these week's big losses. (yesterday) Comment! [Tech, On the Move]
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MoV1: the shorts wont win and they havent been winning over the last month either.
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3 Small Cap Tech Stocks Growing Fast Despite Their Low Prices http://bit.ly/PhkQGo $IIJI $KBALB $STP @ZetaKap - View all 0 replies
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MoV1: the shorts wont win and they havent been winning over the last month either.
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Am excited about Chinese stocks .. STP and AOBI.OB are my two holdings that I think will outperform over the next 5 years substantially. - View all 5 replies
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Chris Lau: at a p/e of between 2 - 9;, the rally is just pricing adjusting to higher risk. can't really predict risk levels though
We are one of the leading solar energy companies in the world as measured by production output in 2009, with leading positions in key solar markets. Since we commenced business operations in May 2002, we have grown rapidly to become the world’s largest manufacturer of crystalline silicon PV cells and modules in 2009, based on production output. We believe that we are a key player in the rapidly expanding solar power industry globally. We design, develop, manufacture and market a variety of PV cells and modules, including a broad range of value-added BIPV products. Our products are used to provide reliable and environmentally friendly electric power for residential, commercial, industrial and public utility applications in various markets worldwide. We also provide PV system integration services to customers in China and the United States, and are expanding into the development of utility scale solar power systems.
We sell our products in various key solar energy markets worldwide including Germany, Italy, the United States, China, South Korea, Spain, the Middle East, Australia and Japan. We currently sell our products primarily through a selected number of value-added resellers such as distributors and system integrators and to end users such as project developers that have particular expertise and experience in a given geographic or applications market. We have established local sales offices in our key markets such as Spain, Germany, Italy and the United States, and have also been actively establishing sales offices and regional offices in Switzerland, Australia, Japan and South Korea in Asia Pacific, and the United Arab Emirates in the Middle East. We plan to continue to increase our direct sales activities across all regions. We believe that our local sales offices will enhance our ability to localize customer service and support, which will help foster closer relationships with our key customers.
We believe that we have been able to grow rapidly because of our ability to capitalize on the PV market’s demand for high efficiency products at low cost per watt. Our strong research and development capabilities have enabled us to develop advanced process technologies and manufacture, cost-effectively and on a large scale, PV cells and modules with high conversion efficiencies. Conversion efficiency rates measure the ability of PV products to convert sunlight into electricity. As of December 31, 2009, the average conversion efficiency rates of our monocrystalline and multicrystalline silicon PV cells were 17.40% and 15.69%, respectively. In 2009, we continued commercial production of PV cells utilizing Pluto technology, a high efficiency PV technology that allows us to achieve conversion efficiency rates in the range of 18.0% to 19.0% on PV cells manufactured with monocrystalline silicon wafers and 16.5% to 17.5% on PV cells manufactured with multicrystalline silicon wafers. We had achieved 100 MW of Pluto cell production capacity by December 31, 2009, and plan to accelerate retrofitting of existing production lines to Pluto technology in order to achieve 450 MW of Pluto cell production capacity by mid 2010.
We believe our China-based design, development and manufacturing facilities provide us with several competitive advantages, including access to low-cost technical expertise, skilled labor and facilities. We leverage our cost advantages by optimizing the balance between automation and manual operations in our manufacturing processes, which we believe lowers our operating costs and capital expenditures and enables us to expand our manufacturing capacity in a cost-effective manner. We continuously evaluate and adjust our combination of automated and manual operations in our manufacturing processes in order to optimize our cost structure while improving our manufacturing yields and quality.







