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Changes in Hong Kong stocks | PV stocks are generally weakening, and prices in the US survey on Southeast Asia's PV industry chain continue to fall
PV stocks generally weakened. As of press release, Xinyi Solar (00968) fell 3.95% to HK$5.11; Xinyi Glass (00868) fell 3.52% to HK$9.86; and Xinyi Energy (03868) fell 3.28% to HK$1.18.
Silicon Industry Branch: Polysilicon prices fall below costs and supply is expected to shrink
The Silicon Industry Branch issued an article stating that the current price of polysilicon has broken through the cash costs of all production companies, and silicon manufacturers are facing a situation where they lose money when sold.
Interpretation of ESG Annual Report|Xinyi Energy (03868) Releases 2023 ESG Report to Actively Increase the Scale of Green Power Output and Promote the Green and Low-Carbon Transformation of Social Energy
Recently, Xinyi Energy (03868) released the “2023 Environmental, Social and Governance Report”. This report is Xinyi Energy's fifth ESG report, showing the Group's sustainable development performance for the period from January 1 to December 31, 2023.
Unpleasant Surprises Could Be In Store For Xinyi Energy Holdings Limited's (HKG:3868) Shares
It's not a stretch to say that Xinyi Energy Holdings Limited's (HKG:3868) price-to-earnings (or "P/E") ratio of 9.9x right now seems quite "middle-of-the-road" compared to the market in Hong Kong, wh
Huatai Securities: PV equipment production capacity is already showing signs, focus on targets with strong business structure resilience and technology iteration benefits
As the penetration rate of new PV installations increases, it is expected that the growth rate of new installed capacity will gradually decline. Considering the “second-order” characteristics of equipment, downstream production expansion will slow down or even decline, but it is also expected to promote marginal improvements in the PV supply and demand pattern in all aspects of the PV industry chain and promote the clearance of production capacity in the main PV industry chain.
More and Faster: Electricity From Clean Sources Reaches 30% of Global Total
For the first time, 30% of electricity produced worldwide was from clean energy sources as the number of solar and wind farms continued to grow fast.
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