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That makes sense on one level. Demand is expected to be no better than flat, which will reduce growth in the solar sector. But a few players may do better than that, and these are the companies that supply equipment to make PV solar cells.
One such company, Amtech Systems (ASYS) recently got a boost from an analyst predicting that the company's solar cell-making equipment would enjoy higher demand as the module makers race to manufacture cells to make the predicted glut a reality.
Amtech is a very small player in this field. The company's market cap is just $72 million, compared with market caps of about $18 billion for Applied Materials (AMAT) and KLA-Tencor (KLAC) of $6 billion.
A Taiwanese-based company, Amtech sells about half its equipment to Chinese and Taiwanese customers. Less than 20% of revenue comes from the U.S. The company's top 10 customers account for 62% of revenues, with the leader accounting for just 16%.
What, then, are Amtech's prospects as a weapons dealer to solar module makers? First Solar (FSLR) has upped its estimate of 2010 sales to a range of $2.7 billion-$2.9 billion and expects to boost capacity by 424 megawatts at a capital cost of $365 million.
Solar wafer maker ReneSola (SOL) shares also got a boost from a rating improvement from Morgan Stanley, with a new share price target of $6.60. The analyst expects ReneSola to gain market share at the low-priced end of the market.
Yingli Green Energy (YGE) has raised its estimate of shipments for the fourth quarter of 2009. Yingli has built capacity to manufacture 600 megawatts of PV modules and expects to reach shipments of 490-500 megawatts for 2009. The company hasn't announced any expansion plans yet for 2010, but such plans would not be a surprise.
Solar equipment companies like Amtech, Applied Materials and KLA-Tencor could do very well as module makers race to increase capacity. But overall improvement in the economy leading to increased demand for solar cells will drive PV makers' expansion plans. And that improvement is still problematic.
Air Liquide confirms its leading position in the PV market
Air Liquide confirms its leading position in the PV market with the recent signature of thirteen new contracts with crystalline-Silicon (c-Si) solar cell manufacturers in China. The Group expands its supply to Chinese market leaders JA Solar and Yingli Green energy. Air Liquide will invest over €10 million to meet the needs of these customers.
China is already the world’s leading manufacturer of solar cells, hosting around 35% of total world capacity. Recently, the Chinese government announced a target of 20 GWp power installed by 2020.
Air Liquide is now the carrier gases and specialty gases supplier of JA Solar and Yingli, respectively China’s number two and number three manufacturer, with a combined capacity of 1,400 MWp. Air Liquide is supplying:
JA Solar’s solar cell production fabs in the Jiangsu’ and Hebei’ provinces;
Yingli’s solar cell and Poly-Silicon facilities in Baoding Photovoltaic park, located in Hebei province.
Air Liquide is the partner of China’s three main solar cell manufacturers, since it already supplies Suntech, the largest c-Si producer in China (as announced in May 2009).
In addition, in Beijing, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Hebei, Air Liquide was recently awarded various new long-term contracts for the supply of carrier gases and of specialty gases, namely to Jinko Solar, Sunflower and DelSolar, as well as to eight other new c-Si fabs under construction, for a total combined new manufacturing capacity of above 1,300 MWp per year.
In light of the latest contracts, Air Liquide becomes the supplier of more than 100 solar cell manufacturing companies around the world, with an overall c-Si capacity above 10 GWp per year.
Francisco Martins, Vice-President World Business Line Electronics of the Air Liquide Group, declared: “We are pleased to have been chosen to supply the three largest solar cell manufacturers in China. This confirms our ability to supply added-value gases and turnkey solutions to this industry. These recent contracts reinforce our leading position in this fast-changing industry. The photovoltaic activity is at the crossroads of Energy and the Environment, two growth drivers for the Air Liquide Group.”
Nach einer bullischen Konsolidierung auf hohem Niveau kam gestern wieder Kaufdruck auf, die Aktie zieht unter hohen Umsätzen in Richtung Jahreshoch. Das kurzfristige Chartbild hat nach wie vor bullische Tendenz.
Charttechnischer Ausblick: Der Druckaufbau der letzten Tage sowie der letzten Monate könnte sich nun nach oben hin entladen, ein Kaufsignal wird jetzt möglich. Gelingt der Yingli Green Energy Aktie ein nachhaltiger Ausbruch über 16,35 $, sollte es zu weiterem Kapitalzufluss und steigenden Kursen bis 22,00 - 23,00 und auf mittelfristige Sicht 41,50 $ kommen.
Kippt die Yingli Aktie hingegen jetzt wieder nach unten und kippt per Tagesschluss unter 13,80 $ zurück, trübt sich das kurzfristige Chartbild leicht ein. Dann wird ein Rücksetzer bis 12,50 und darunter ggf. 9,60 - 10,00 $ möglich.