Suntech Power (WKN: A0HL4L / STP) / NYSE
könnte mir bitte jemand sagen, an welcher Börse man am besten einen Wert wie Suntech pwr. kaufen sollte?
Danke
Montag, 25.05.2009 13:03
http://www.it-times.de/news/nachricht/datum////...programm-und-pluto/
Yes they can do!
Mittwoch, 12.08.2009 08:24
JIANGSU (IT-Times) - Chinas führender Solarmodulehersteller Suntech Power Holdings hat ein Rahmenabkommen über die Investition von 2,5 Mrd. Renminbi (RMB) für die Errichtung eines 100 Megawatt Solarkraftwerks in der Provinz Jiangsu unterzeichnet, berichtet der Economic Oberserver.
Der Solarthermie-Spezialist Jiangsu Sunrain Solar Energy will angeblich einen Investitionsbeitrag zum Bau des Solarkraftwerks leisten. Die Konstruktion der Anlage soll noch in 2009 beginnen, wobei der Strom des Solarkraftwerks mit 3,15 RMB pro kWh abgegolten werden soll. Im Juli gab Suntech Pläne bekannt, wonach insgesamt 30 Mrd. RMB in vier Solarprojekte mit einer Kapazität von 1,8 Gigawatt investiert werden sollten. (ami)
http://www.it-times.de/news/nachricht/datum////...att-solarkraftwerk/
Dienstag, 11. August 2009, 07:23 Uhr
http://de.reuters.com/article/companiesNews/idDEBEE57A01M20090811
Los Angeles (Reuters) - Die chinesische Solarfirma Suntech Power dürfte einem Branchenbericht zufolge noch in diesem Jahr den deutschen Rivalen Q-Cells als Weltmarktführer ablösen.
Suntech habe zusammen mit anderen asiatischen Solarzellen-Hersteller wie etwa Sharp seine Produktion zuletzt deutlich ausgeweitet, "ganz so als ob es niemals eine Rezession gegeben hätte", erklärte der Analyst Henning Wicht von der Marktforschungsgruppe iSuppli am Montag. Dagegen hätten Q-Cells und andere westliche Hersteller wie die US-Firma SunPower oder die britische BP Solar angesichts einer gesunkenen Nachfrage ihre Produktion verringert und Expansionspläne auf Eis gelegt, um einem Preisverfall durch ein zu großes Angebot an Solarzellen auf dem Weltmarkt entgegenzuwirken.
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Suntech to be biggest panel maker in '09-iSuppli
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...-panel-maker-in-09-isuppli-020.htm
LOS ANGELES, Aug 10 (Reuters) - China's Suntech Power Holdings Co Ltd will overtake Germany's Q-Cells AG as the world's largest producer of solar panels this year, according to a report issued on Monday by industry research firm iSuppli.
Suntech, Japan's Sharp Corp, and China's Yingli Green Energy Holding Co Ltd and JA Solar Holdings Co Ltd are defending their market positions by continuing to increase production 'as if a recession had never occurred,' iSuppli analyst Henning Wicht said in a statement.
Meanwhile, producers including Q-Cells, U.S.-based SunPower Corp and Britain's BP Solar have cut output or expansion plans in response to a massive oversupply of solar panels and cells that is driving down prices.
'Those suppliers that have reduced or made adjustments to their production of cells and panels as a result of the softening demand have seen their short- and mid-term strategies falter,' the report said.
Nearly half of all solar panels made in 2009 will not be sold this year due to the solar supply glut, iSuppli said.
Total solar panel production will rise to 7.5 gigawatts (GW) this year, up 14.3 percent from last year, the report said. However, only 3.9 GW of solar installations will take place in 2009.
'This inventory glut will have a long-term impact on the solar business, with panels set to remain in a state of oversupply until 2012,' Wicht said.
The group blamed the supply glut on the decision by Spain, which accounted for half of all solar installations in 2008, to roll back government incentives for solar power.
iSuppli cut its solar panel production forecasts for 2009 through 2012. After that, Wicht said 'fast-growing demand for solar installations will be able to absorb global panel production and inventory.'
(Reporting by Nichola Groom; Editing by Steve Orlofsky)
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Frage ist ob vorher noch in eine Richtung spekuliert wird und sich der Kurs stark bewegt?
Ich bleibe drin und am Do sind wir schlauer!
Suntech Power Holdings Co. (STP) second-quarter earnings plunged 80% as revenue tumbled due to lower prices for its solar-power products, even though demand increased sequentially.
The solar power industry has been hurt by excess capacity, tight credit and bloated inventories, in contrast to the prior year when surging energy prices boosted demand. However, the sector is likely to benefit from favorable government policies in China and the U.S.
Suntech last month signed nonbinding agreements with four Chinese provinces and cities to develop up to 1.8 gigawatts of solar projects, enough to power 1.35 million to 1.8 million U.S. homes.
Chairman and Chief Executive Zhengrong Shi said, "A seasonal pickup in demand combined with a gradual thawing of global financial markets and improving project returns led to sequential shipment growth in most of our major markets."
The company expects shipments to rise 50% sequentially in the third quarter, but pull back slightly in the fourth quarter because of seasonality. As a result, it expects shipments for the year at the low end of its reduced May view for 600 to 700 megawatts. It also expected $100 million to $120 million in capital spending, compared with its earlier estimate of $100 million.
For the quarter ended June 30, the company reported a profit of $10 million, or 6 cents an American depositary share, down from $52.3 million, or 31 cents an ADS, a year earlier.
Revenue fell 33% to $320.9 million, which included $15.3 million from investee companies of the European-based Global Solar Fund.
Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters most recently were looking for earnings of 2 cents on revenue of $343 million.
Gross margin fell to 18.6% from 24.1%.
ADSs closed at $16.40 Wednesday and were flat premarket. The ADS price is down roughly 60% in the past year.
-By Tess Stynes, Dow Jones Newswires; 212-416-2481; tess.stynes@dowjones.com
August 20, 2009
http://seekingalpha.com/article/...rnings-call-transcript?source=feed
Immer noch sehr ambitioniert, zumal es genügend Firmen gibt, die momentan bei 10 oder weniger sind.
08:53 04.01.10
http://www.ariva.de/news/...Power-Holdings-neues-Kursziel-UBS-3175840
Rating-Update:
Zürich (aktiencheck.de AG) - Robin Cheng, Analyst der UBS, stuft die Aktie von Suntech Power Holdings (Profil) unverändert mit "buy" ein. Das Kursziel werde von 17,00 auf 21,00 USD angehoben. (04.01.2010/ac/a/u)
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...ar-manufacturing-symposium-004.htm
Suntech to Give Keynote at Arizona Solar Manufacturing Symposium
Az4Solar.org, an association dedicated to supporting economic development of Arizona's solar energy industry, today announced that Steve Chadima, Vice President External Relations for Suntech Power Holdings, Ltd., will give the Luncheon Keynote address at Az4Solar's Arizona Solar Manufacturing Symposium being held Wednesday, January 27, 2010 at the Hyatt Regency Phoenix. Suntech joins a group of nearly 30 organizations speaking at the Symposium, including First Solar, General Plasma, SOLON Corporation, Global Solar, Stirling Energy, BrightSource, Arizona State University, Schott Solar and TUV Rheinland.
Suntech is the world's largest crystalline silicon photovoltaic (PV) module manufacturer, and recently announced that its first U.S. manufacturing plant for the growing North American market would be located in the greater Phoenix, Arizona area. Mr. Chadima is responsible for public policy, investor relations and corporate communications. He is former chairman of the board of directors at the Solar Alliance, an association of leading PV manufacturers, integrators and financiers working with states to adopt cost-effective solar policies and programs. He remains on the Solar Alliance board, as well as serves on the board of the Large-scale Solar Association, which focuses on both federal and state policies in the U.S. Southwest that affect utility-scale solar installations.
"We are delighted to welcome Steve Chadima as our keynote speaker. We believe Suntech's investment in Arizona will be a catalyst for expanding Arizona's solar energy industry and advancing our solar manufacturing roadmap," said Jeffrey Luth, Executive Director of Az4Solar.org.
The Arizona Solar Manufacturing Symposium is a full-day, single-track event that will include eight sessions featuring speakers from leading organizations either based in or doing business in Arizona. Each session is designed to present attendees with actionable information and key takeaways.
The Symposium will run from 8:30 a.m. through 5:30 p.m., and will be followed by an extended networking reception, thus providing attendees with exceptional opportunities to learn from and interact with an impressive contingent of industry leaders and policy makers.
...(weiter siehe LINK)
09:13 Uhr
http://www.deraktionaer.de/xist4c/web/...kt_id_261__dId_11465449_.htm
Gouverneur Brewer: Arizona will führend bei erneuerbaren Energien werden
"Ich begrüße Suntech in Arizona und freue mich, dass seine Standortwahl für seinen PV-Herstellungsbetrieb auf Goodyear gefallen ist", sagte der Gouverneur von Arizona, Jan Brewer. "Ich bin überzeugt, dass Arizona in Sachen erneuerbare Energien eine führende Rolle spielen wird - wir bieten einen strategischen Standort mit hochqualifiziertem Personal, niedrigen Lohnsteuern und jetzt auch dem richtigen Förderprogramm für Unternehmen."
Vorzeigeprojekt für Photovoltaik-Produktion
Suntechs Produktionsstätte in Goodyear soll ein Vorzeigeprojekt für die neuesten Technologien zur Photovoltaik-Herstellung werden und die Zusammenarbeit mit der benachbarten Arizona State University auf diesem Gebiet erleichtern. Außerdem will das Unternehmen hochmoderne Produktions- und Prüfgeräte einsetzen, um die höchstmögliche Effizienz und Produktionsleistung bei der Modulherstellung sicherzustellen. Die Pläne umfassen auch solare Überdachungssysteme auf dem Parkplatz, die Strom für das Firmengebäude erzeugen und gleichzeitig schattige Parkplätze für die Angestellten bieten.
"Ich bin begeistert, dass Suntech, einer der Weltmarktführer bei innovativen Stromlösungen, seine erste Niederlassung Nordamerikas hier in Goodyear baut", sagte der Bürgermeister der Stadt, James M. Cavanaugh. "Suntech wird mit dieser jungen Industrie neue Arbeitsplätze in Goodyear und ganz Arizona schaffen."
Strategische Ausrichtung nach Nordamerika
"Der Schritt, unsere Produktion in die USA auszulagern, ist strategisch wichtig für unser Nordamerikageschäft, und wir wollen das Beste aus unserer Investition machen", sagte Steven Chan, Strategiechef von Suntech. "Mit unserer Niederlassung in Goodyear haben wir die Möglichkeit, ein wirklich innovatives Zentrum der Modulherstellung aufzubauen, das uns ermöglicht, neue Produkte für den aufkeimenden Solarmarkt in den USA einzusetzen. Mit einer Niederlassung hier in den USA sparen wir Zeit, Geld und Treibhausgasemissionen, die sonst durch den Überseetransport entstehen würden." Der Produktionsbeginn in Suntechs neuem Betrieb in Goodyear ist für September 2010 geplant.
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Barclays estimates a margin of 18.7% at Suntech for the fourth-quarter of 2009, and 19.3% for the fourth-quarter of 2010. Barclays expects the company’s poly procurement costs to decrease from 80/kg in 2009 to 50/kg in 2010.
The recent checks conducted by Barclays Capital suggests positive customer feedback on the company’s Pluto technology. The technology has potential to drive up margins by 10%, according to Barclays.
Barclays Capital has set a price target of $20 for Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd.
http://www.benzinga.com/analyst-ratings/...ntains-1-overweight-rating
Suntech Power (STP) Upgrade Alert, Watch for 15.4% Technical Downtrend Reversal - 2/5/2010 9:10:44 AM
Suntech Power (NYSE:STP) upgraded to Overweight, target raised to $17.20 from $15.30, at HSBC. The stock closed yesterday at $13.19 on volume of 2,800,218 shares, below average daily volume of 4,703,837.