Canadian Solar- eine der grössten Solarfirmen
... guiding for Q3 revenue of $570M-$620M, below a $669.3M consensus. With a Q2 beat helping out, full-year guidance of $2.8B-$3B is in-line with a $2.93B consensus. Canadian notes full-year revenue would be $1B-$1.1B higher if not for the company's previously-announced shift from "a build-to-sell to a build, own and operate model."....
http://seekingalpha.com/news/...-guidance-light-2015-guidance-in-line
Bin ja schon eine ganze Weile da raus und hab auf Gamesa und Vestas umgeschichtet,da habe ich die minus 10% nachbörslich erst jetzt mitbekommen
Schön dass Ulm wieder schreibt !
Quelle für die folgenden Absätze: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/...eports-second-quarter-200100143.html
"While we continue to be positive on the growth in the U.S. in both module sales and downstream energy business, we are also pleased with our progress in Asia, where demand continues to grow as the market further matures. Our pipeline of projects already under development in China and Japan stands at 338 MWp and 617 MWp, respectively. These are just a few of the growth markets we are addressing."
"For the third quarter of 2015, the Company expects total module shipments to be in the range of approximately 970MW to 1,020MW, including approximately 70MW of shipments to the Company's utility-scale solar projects that will not be recognized in third quarter 2015 revenue. Total revenue for the third quarter of 2015 is expected to be in the range of $570 million to $620 million, with gross margin expected to be between 12% and 14%. The gross margin guidance for the third quarter of 2015 is expected to be negatively impacted by the U.S. import duty on modules because module shipments to the U.S. are expected to increase significantly.
For the full year 2015, the Company maintains its expectation of total module shipments to be in the range of approximately 4.0 GW to 4.3 GW, including 3,300 MW to 3,500 MW of third-party module sales, 235 MW to 275 WW of project and EPC sales, and 460 MW to 490 MW of shipments to projects which will be held on the balance sheet pending the potential launch of a YieldCo."
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/...q-earnings-conference-235402551.html
Hätten die alle Solarparks verkauft statt´s in den YC zu stecken, würden wir hier ganz andere Kurse sehen.
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Analyst firm Canaccord Genuity lowered its price target fro Canadian Solar following the company's earnings report, maintaining its "buy" rating. Roth Capital lowered its price target for the company to $40 from $46, also maintaining its "buy" rating.
About 5.5 million shares of Canadian Solar were traded by 10 a.m. Wednesday, above the company's average trading volume of about 2.3 million shares a day.
TheStreet Ratings team rates CANADIAN SOLAR INC as a Buy with a ratings score of B-. TheStreet Ratings Team has this to say about their recommendation:
"We rate CANADIAN SOLAR INC (CSIQ) a BUY. This is driven by multiple strengths, which we believe should have a greater impact than any weaknesses, and should give investors a better performance opportunity than most stocks we cover. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its robust revenue growth, notable return on equity, attractive valuation levels, compelling growth in net income and impressive record of earnings per share growth. We feel its strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had generally high debt management risk by most measures that we evaluated."...
morgen wird sie steigen
Was für ein Scheisswetter heute für die Solaris und für CSIQ im Besonderen :-\
Öl fällt...schlecht für Solar (auch wenn es eigentlich nicht miteinander zu tun hat). Wackelmarkt China...selbst wenn es dort schwächelt dürften andere Länder froh sein, wenn sie so wachsen würden. Die Abwertung des Yuan ist gut für den chinesischen Export und damit auch die Solarwerte. Damit kann man auch schön die erhobenen Einfuhrzölle abfangen.
Griechenland ist bestenfalls eine Randnotiz...dafür wird es auch zukünftig alle 3 Monate wieder auf die Tagesordnung kommen.
Nun hat man sich ja schon vor Wochen in den USA mit dem Wort "Zinswende" aus dem Fenster gelehnt. Ich sehe derzeit keine Chance für eine Zinserhöhung in den USA. Aber vielleicht muss man es nun trotzdem durchziehen, um das Gesicht nicht zu verlieren. Es können ja 0,1% sein. ;)
Bleibt als Trost noch die Hoffnung auf den goldenen Herbst (ab Mitte Oktober inkl. November).
Mit den Zahlen hat man ja gesagt das man am Plan festhält aber auch noch einen Plan B in der Tasche hat (siehe auch das Transcript, das ich oben verlinkt habe).
Hier noch mal ein Auszug daraus:
"We are on track for the launch of our renewable energy YieldCo. We expect to make a confidential filing to the US SEC very soon and will make announcements once we do file. We continue to target being ready for the YieldCo launch at the end of this year, or early next year. YieldCo continues to be the preferred way to securitize our utility-scale solar portfolio in low-risk OECD countries, such as US, Canada, Japan, and UK."
"[...]We continue to make good progress towards our business model transformation into a build, own, and operate model, and remain on track with our plans to launch a YieldCo. With that said, we recognize that the market has recently experienced volatility around YieldCo valuations.
We are committed to maximizing the valuation of our asset portfolio for the Company and shareholders. As such, we have alternative plans in place to a YieldCo, if needed, to monetize our utility-scale solar power plant assets. The bottom line is our integrated model continues to win out."
.....In summary, the Q2 earnings and guidance, while mixed, is not a bad news and an artifact of the company's holdco/yieldco business model. While we are not concerned about the holdco distortions, the meltdown in the YieldCo market is a cause for concern.
Canadian Solar is a strong company and has about $4 per share in unrestricted cash and $6 per share in restricted cash. However, this cash can be easily consumed by large utility scale project development.
To free up cash from projects, the company needs to either sell the projects to a third party or sell the projects to its own YieldCo. With a YieldCo likely to be delayed or cancelled altogether, the company may be range bound.
Our Sentiment: Hold
....Conclusion
Despite Canadian Solar disappointing Q2, the company is well-positioned. As one of the most cost-effective module manufacturers (closing in on $0.40/watt), Canadian Solar clearly has a dominant long-term place within the industry. Canadian Solar's massive project pipeline and impending YieldCo only add to its value proposition, making the company a solid buy. At a market capitalization of $1.38B and an unusually low P/E ratio of 4, the company still has plenty of room to grow. Canadian Solar's recently lowered guidance should not affect its long-term prospects in any significant manner.
Wird wohl noch zwei drei Dollar runterrauschen
Momentan schalte ich um auf Notfallplan , wenn es läuft rein und vor Börsenschluss raus.
Momentan glaube ich an nichts mehr. Aber ich kann mich auch täuschen.
Schönes Wochenende aber nunmal zunächst, genießt das schöne Wetter!!!
22:00:00 18,42 $ 45.237 Stück
Da dürfte es dann Nachbörslich wieder etwas absacken