Hanwha SolarOne - neuer Name, bessere Zukunkft?
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http://www.handelsblatt.com/finanzen/...orst-performer/9342016-2.html
die andern alle nachbörslich im Minus
interessanter Artikel zu Downstreambusiness bei JKS,TSL und YGE hie r
http://seekingalpha.com/article/...-a-solar-power-plant?source=nasdaq
Resümee könnte wohl auch für HSOL gelten:
....we can see that the downstream segment could triple the companies' current market caps. I think the market greatly overlooks this development, thus offering us investors a bargain. Buy the stock and get the downstream business for free. You don't get a lot of deals like that in the stock market.
Any way you look at it, this business is very profitable and is expected to continue seeing high growth in the next years and decades. Wall St. takes time to notice changes, especially big ones. An individual investor can notice these changes long before Wall St. I believe there is a huge opportunity for any investor willing to look two steps ahead, and the recent drops in share prices offer a unique entry point.
warum das auch für HSOL gilt:The company announced that it has signed a MOU with the Shanghai HuiTianRan Investment Holding Group Co., Ltd. The company said that the intention of signing this MOU is to create a very string and long term strategic-partnership to co-operate in the Photovoltaic downstream business. They will be able to leverage the exiting JV project company that HTR has with a massive state-owned electric-power company. These 2 companies also aim to in combination establish a Joint venture company via which they will develop and also construct Photovoltaic power-plant projects.
“I know very well the cost structure of the Chinese players and our cost structure in Malaysia is very similar,” Kim said today in a phone interview. The Malaysian plant is currently being expanded to 1.1 gigawatts of capacity.
Hanwha, also producing in Thalheim, Germany, will focus on selling in “premium” markets in Europe and Japan and develop and sell power plants worldwide to raise profitability, he said. Hanwha Q-Cells was formed after Q-Cells filed for protection from creditors, like at least 15 other producers, and was bought by Hanwha Group. Q-Cells was once the world’s biggest solar-cell maker.
Hanwha brought its Asian sales network and the industrial group’s financial strength to the deal in August 2012, Kim said.
Hanwha Q-Cells, expecting Japan to add 6 gigawatts of solar panels this year and China at least 10 gigawatts to raise world demand by 20 percent, is seeking to boost module sales in Japan from last year’s 250 megawatts, he said. It plans to develop 100 megawatts of solar plants in Japan, from 30 megawatts last year.
The company expects to develop as much as 200 megawatts of solar-power plants in the U.S., Canada and Mexico this year, he said. Hanwha Q-Cells “will soon announce” the details of a U.K. project already under construction, Kim said.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-01-28/...s-on-cost.html?cmpid=yhoo
interessant wie breit Hanwha international aufgestellt ist
http://boerse.ard.de/aktien/...das-zweite-leben-kann-beginnen100.html
$HSOL catching some unusual volume.
3 Hours Ago
http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/hsol/stream
Cambridge, United Kingdom - UK based developer AGR teams up with Hanwha Q CELLS to deliver a new, 24.3 MW solar installation in Stowbridge, Cambridgeshire.
Once complete, the ground-mounted plant will boast a total of 94,500 Q.Pro-G3 solar panels generating an estimated 22,445 MWh of clean energy per year - enough to power 24,800 local households and save approximately 9650 tons of carbon emissions each year.
AGR, a leading UK renewable energy developer specialising in utility scale PV and medium scale wind, lead the project development of the Stowbridge project, with Hanwha Q CELLS,.....
http://www.4-traders.com/HANWHA-CORP-6494064/news/...-IN-UK-17945451/
aber du hast wohl recht,Hanwha Q-Cell und Hanwha Solarone Deutschland sind an verschiedenen Standorten in Bitterfeld bzw Ismaning.Fragt sich nur wie lange.
At a press conference launching Hawha Q.Cells, Kim revealed his role will be to oversee the integration of the new company with Hanwha’s established photovoltaic enterprise, Hanwha SolarOne. Kim said that while the two companies will remain separate, collaboration will occur. Both brands will continue to operate in the global photovoltaic market.
Read more: http://www.pv-magazine.com/news/details/beitrag/...950/#ixzz2tbFlitKK
Und da wie in dem Bericht ( den Du oben erwähnt hast ) ausgesagt wird, daß die Eigenständigkeit beibehalten bleiben soll, haben die Nachrichten einer Schwestergesellschaft hier nicht unbedingt etwas zu suchen.
Dafür wäre das Forum der Global PVQ SE wohl eher geeignet.
wie schreibt doch die Welt: Rund 800 Mitarbeiter entwickeln unter koreanischer Führung vor allem die Technik weiter und produzieren in Bitterfeld jedes Jahr Solarzellen mit rund 200 Megawatt Kapazität. Die Massenfertigung der Solarmodule findet dann in Malaysia statt....nur dann heissen sie Hanwha Solarone
http://www.wiwo.de/unternehmen/industrie/...-zugedreht/9445970-2.html
In Davos wurde mal so eine Anlage spendiert zum Gipfel - Weltwirtschaftsforum und dann noch eine für die Schwimmhalle.
Also wenn man das mal - einen Auftrag abfallen - nennt, so weiß ich ja nicht.
http://finance.yahoo.com/mbview/userview/...8-510db7832ea9&page=4
was andere davon halten!
Upon the termination of the ATM Offering, the Company had sold 6,716,966 of its ADSs at an average price of US$3.20 per ADS, raising approximately US$21.5 million in gross proceeds. The ADSs were offered through Credit Suisse as sales agent. The Company received net proceeds of approximately US$21.0 million from the offering after deducting the sales agent's commissions and estimated offering expenses. ....
http://www.4-traders.com/...The-Market-Offering-of-American-17960993/
wirklich interessant ist der beigefügte Chart,der deutlich zeigt,dass die Aktie sich über der 50Tageslinie hält und auf die 100Tageslinie zu marschiert
http://top10stocks2buy.com/i.php?http://...qarmh/196080/&t6t=HSOL
Hanwha SolarOne, the world’s eighth largest PV module supplier last year, has pulled the plug on its ongoing share offering amid significant headwinds for its stock price, raising just 30% of the $70m it had hoped to drum up.
Last November SolarOne announced it had tapped Credit Suisse to raise up to $70m selling its Nasdaq-listed American Depository Shares on an ongoing basis, with the money to be used upgrading its factories and fueling the expansion of its downstream business in China.
The day that SolarOne made that announcement – 15 November 2013 – shares in the company closed at $4.04. Since then, however, the company’s share price has fallen to $2.96, significantly denting its ability to raise money.
All told, Credit Suisse raised $21m for SolarOne by selling 6.7 million shares at an average price of $3.20, SolarOne
http://www.rechargenews.com/solar/asia_australia/article1352575.ece
is among the first PV manufacturers to have its solar modules certified with the new international standard for carbon footprint assessment, ISO 14067. The certificates were issued by German safety standard authority TÜV Rheinland in January 2014.
The ISO 14067 is an internationally recognized technical specification for quantifying carbon emissions throughout a product's life cycle. .....
http://www.4-traders.com/...print-Certification-Based-on-Ne-17981921/
dank Q-cells Forschung
http://www.zonebourse.com/zbcache/charts/...0&Company=4Traders_us