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Yingli Solar: Emerging Market Stock Of The DayEmerging Money • Thu, Nov 29, 2012 -
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Puts Surge in Yingli Green EnergyoptionMONSTER • Thu, Feb 17, 2011
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China's Huge Wind Market Feeling Growth PainsGreentech Media • Thu, Dec 6, 2012
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We are one of the leading vertically integrated photovoltaic, or PV, product manufacturers in the world. We design, manufacture and sell PV modules, and design, assemble, sell and install PV systems. With an overall annual manufacturing capacity of 600 megawatts for each of multicrystalline... More
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- Wednesday, December 12, 2012, 11:28 AM Debt-laden, cash-burning LDK Solar (LDK +16.3%) says it has "entered into discussions with certain creditors to obtain additional flexibility," and has hired Citi to assist in the process. Shares were already posting huge gains prior to the announcement, fueled by reports the Chinese government is ramping its solar subsidies and installation targets. Other big winners: TSL +15.8%. YGE +17.1%. JASO +13.2%. SOL +12%. STP +7.9%. JKS +11.2% - previous. U.S. vendors First Solar (FSLR +4.1%) and SunPower (SPWR +6.2%) are also higher. (LDK's Q4 guidance) Comment! [Tech, On the Move]
- Wednesday, December 12, 2012, 8:49 AM Solar stocks (TAN, KWT) are on watch following reports China's government allocated 13B yuan ($2B) this year for domestic solar companies and may double its target for solar installations. The moves throw a lifeline to the biggest solar panel manufacturers and their suppliers after a glut of manufacturing capacity depressed prices and profits worldwide. 1 Comment [Tech, Energy, Global & FX]
- Tuesday, December 11, 2012, 5:01 PM Begun, the solar trade wars have. The Chinese government has reportedly made a preliminary decision to impose tariffs of 30%-50% on U.S., European, and South Korean solar polysilicon imports as of Q1. China recently launched a probe on the matter following the U.S. ITC's imposition of tariffs on Chinese solar module imports on anti-dumping grounds, and the start of an EU investigation that could lead to the same. MEMC (WFR) is a major U.S.-based polysilicon supplier. (price declines) 2 Comments [Tech]
- Friday, December 7, 2012, 6:27 PM Prices for just about anything solar-related continue to tumble. Digitimes reports the average price of cells with "mid-range" (16.2%-16.6%) efficiency has fallen to just $0.25-$0.30/watt - cell prices were around $0.48/watt at the beginning of Q3. Meanwhile, polysilicon contract prices have fallen to $17-$18/kg from $20/kg in Q3, putting it further below the variable cost of Western producers. The troubled industry received a piece of good news this week courtesy of the Indian government, which has set a goal of building 9GW of plants by 2017. 4 Comments [Tech]
- Wednesday, November 28, 2012, 11:14 AM A relief rally or a dead-cat bounce? Depressed Chinese solar stocks are up after Yingli (YGE +11.2%) and JA Solar (JASO +6.8%) delivered better-than-feared results (I, II) and guidance. Trina (TSL +12.9%), LDK Solar (LDK +6.2%), and misnamed Canadian Solar (CSIQ +5.9%) are among the winners. A Reuters column today notes Chinese vendors are increasingly counting on domestic sales (boosted by subsidies) to drive growth, as they cope with anti-dumping tariffs in the U.S. and perhaps soon Europe. 2 Comments [Tech, On the Move]
- Wednesday, November 28, 2012, 7:41 AM More on Yingli and JA Solar: Yingli had a gross margin of 0.3% exc. non-cash charges (in-line with lowered guidance), down 430 bps Q/Q and 1050 bps Y/Y. The company is reaffirming its 2012 module guidance range of 2.1GW-2.2GW. CC at 8AM ET (webcast). JA had a gross margin of -3.7% after excluding charges, down 850 bps Q/Q and up 60 bps Y/Y. The company now expects 2012 module shipments of 1.55GW-1.65GW vs. prior guidance of 1.5GW-1.8GW. CC at 8AM ET (webcast). (Yingli PR) (JA Solar PR) Comment! [Tech, Earnings]
- Wednesday, November 28, 2012, 6:09 AM Yingli Green Energy (YGE): Q3 EPS of -$0.40 beats by $0.23. Revenue of $355.9M beats by $2M. (PR) Comment! [Earnings, Tech]
- Wednesday, November 28, 2012, 12:05 AM Notable earnings before Wednesday’s open: AEO, EXPR, JASO, SPH, TFM, YGE Comment! [Earnings]
- Tuesday, November 27, 2012, 5:30 PM Notable earnings before Wednesday’s open: AEO, EXPR, JASO, SPH, TFM, YGE Comment! [Earnings]
- Friday, November 16, 2012, 10:23 AM The solar industry's bad earnings news won't let up. Yingli (YGE -8.3%) is the latest culprit, warning it expects to report a 17% Q/Q drop for Q3 module shipments on Nov. 28, something that doubtlessly means Yingli's prior guidance for a 31%-37% Y/Y increase in 2012 shipments won't hold. Gross margin is expected to total just 0%-1% if one doesn't include the reversal of a provision related to the ITC's anti-dumping duties, and -22% to -24% if one does. Solar stocks are selling off again (TAN -3%), capping off a brutal week. (Canadian Solar) Comment! [Tech, On the Move, Earnings]
- Monday, November 12, 2012, 3:01 PM Solar stocks advance as China says it is taking new applications from regional governments looking for solar project subsidies. Talk of a government bailout gives these shares a reprieve, but how long it lasts is another story as many analysts think the industry needs more than this type of bailout. LDK +16.6%, STP +6.5%, YGE +3.7%, FSLR +3%. Comment! [Tech, Energy, On the Move]
- Thursday, November 8, 2012, 12:29 PM Spot prices for solar polysilicon have plummeted to roughly $15/kg in China, according to Digitimes, while contract prices continue to hover around $20/kg. Those numbers suggest the losses incurred by local polysilicon vendors such as LDK and Yingli (YGE) are about to worsen. Western producers such as MEMC (WFR) have been estimated to have a variable cost around $25/kg. (anti-dumping probe) 1 Comment [Tech]
- Thursday, November 8, 2012, 5:17 AM The ITC yesterday voted 6-0 that U.S. solar-panel manufacturers have been harmed by illegal dumping from their Chinese rivals, opening the way for the Commerce Department to impose tariffs. The department has said these will mainly be 24%-36%, although some face duties of up to 250%. North American firms in focus: SPWR, FSLR, CSIQ, WFR. China: JASO, CSUN, STP, SOLR, SOL, YGE, LDK, CSUN 3 Comments [U.S. Economy, Global & FX, Top Stories]
- Tuesday, October 30, 2012, 6:27 PM Here's a bit of good news for the beleaguered solar industry: Digitimes reports some Chinese solar material makers have seen capacity utilization rates rise to 50% in October from a mere 20%-30% in September due to strong domestic demand. Moreover, Taiwanese suppliers have reportedly seen utilization rates rise above 70% thanks to growing Japanese demand. Both the Chinese and Japanese governments are pulling out all the stops (I, II) to boost local solar investment. 3 Comments [Tech]
- Thursday, October 18, 2012, 2:30 PM Are Chinese solar stocks developing a thicker skin? Shares of Yingli Green Energy (YGE +0.3%), Suntech Power (STP +0.3%) and others stay positive even after FT reported a senior Chinese energy official said its solar industry is "on life support." Of course, it's not the first report on solar industry woes around reduced demand, industry oversupply and falling panel prices. Comment! [Tech, Energy, Global & FX]
- Friday, October 12, 2012, 5:10 PM Bankrupt and infamous Solyndra has filed a $1.5B antitrust suit against Chinese solar vendors Suntech (STP), Trina (TSL), and Yingli (YGE), along with their suppliers and banks. Solyndra argues the Chinese firms drove it to bankruptcy by flooding the U.S. with solar modules priced below cost - it's probably not a coincidence the U.S. government officially imposed anti-dumping tariffs on Chinese module makers just days ago. But many have argued Solyndra's technology doomed the company. 20 Comments [Tech]
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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
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The Oxen Group's upgrade of $BIDU $CSIQ $YGE, reiteration of Hold in $NTES, Sell in $SINA, and Buy in $TSL at http://seekingalpha.com/a/67gj - View all 0 replies
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