Trina Solar - Die strahlende Perle
....We've already introduced Trina Solar as one of the lowest cost producer in an article before so it's time for some update.
Some basic figures
The 12 month (trailing) revenue is $1.55B. [Yahoo]
The company has $448.60M in cash and $1.10B in debt. [Yahoo]
Cash, cash equivalents and additional cash balance are approximately $557.8 million. Account receivables increased by $125 million due to increase in the shipments. [Q3 CC]
Bank borrowings increased in the third quarter to $1,101.7 million, of which 965 million were short-term borrowings. Long-term borrowings decreased by $10.9 million sequentially to appropriately $136.1 million. [Q3 CC]
Q3 EPS surprised, instead of a loss of 14 cents, the company produced a profit of 14 cents [Yahoo]
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Buy the shares?
Analysts, on average, expect 45 cent profit for 2014 and these estimates have gone up considerably in the last 3 months, but there is an enormous range from a loss of 49 cents to a profit of $1.89 between the 12 analyst, so we have some trouble believing if this figures are current......We therefore think that if you accumulate the shares on any pullback, you will do well in 2014.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/1944871-accumulate-trina-solar
http://www.deraktionaer.de/aktie/...rsenwelt-presseschau-ii-27280.htm
http://www.efinancehub.com/...a-solar-jaso-solarcity-scty/127739.html
Canadian Solar is still cheap in terms of P/E, says Kumar. It trades at 6x 2014 fiscal year earnings (estimated by Nomura). By comparison, Trina Solar trades at 8 times, Jinko Solar at 10.9 times, First Solar at 11.3 times and SunPower at 21.8 times.
http://blogs.barrons.com/emergingmarketsdaily/...ted-gem-says-nomura/
Why the Upgrade?
Trina Solar has been witnessing rising earnings estimates. In fact, over the last 90 days, current quarter estimates have narrowed from a loss of 4 cents per share to a gain of 4 cents a share. Again, current year estimates have narrowed from a loss of $1.55 per share to a loss of $1.19 per share. This has helped Trina Solar to earn a Zacks Rank #1, further underlining the company’s solid position. Notably, it delivered a positive earnings surprise of 177.78% during the third quarter of 2013.
After eight straight quarters in the red, Trina Solar returned to profit in the third quarter of 2013, a turnaround driven by impressive trade in panel shipments. Panel shipments doubled year over year to reach 774.6 megawatt (MW), propelling revenues higher by 84% to $548.4 million.
Following two years of plummeting prices, stable equipment costs have helped to maintain steady margins for the industry’s main players. Again, this was also helped by rising Asian demand. China, in particular, announced motivating plans to install as much as 12 gigawatt (:GW) of PV in 2014, as per a media report. The country is expected to account for approximately 30% of Trina Solar’s total shipments for 2013, up from just 13% in 2012.
In the wake of environmental concerns, alternate energy sources are gradually gaining prominence worldwide. The universal availability of sun rays, decreasing cost of PV units and a higher conversion rate make solar power technology one of the most popular alternate energy resources.
Moreover, Chinese solar cell producers are looking for new markets due to increasing competition in North America. The Japanese government has set a target of producing 28 GW of solar power by 2020 to replace its idled nuclear power. So, the Chinese producers can also look towards the Japanese market to increase sales volume. Thailand is also an emerging solar market in South East Asia.
Other Stocks to Consider
Besides Trina Solar, other companies in the same sector that are worth considering include First Solar Inc. (FSLR), JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. (JKS) and SolarCity Corp. (SCTY). While Fist Solar sports a Zacks Rank #1, JinkoSolar and SolarCity carry a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy).
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/strong-buy-trina-solar-212003282.html
Im Zuge des jüngsten Auftrages liefert Trina Solar Module nach San Francisco in die USA. Das dortige System ist für ein Bürogebäude gedacht, dass komplett über die auf dem Dach installierte Anlage versorgt werden soll. Realisiert wird das Projekt von Cobalt Power, einem Installationsunternehmen für Photovoltaik-Systeme, das Module von Trina mit einer Gesamtleistung von 113 kW installiert.
Das besondere an dieser Anlage ist, dass erstmals in den USA neue Trina-Module verbaut werden, die in Zusammenarbeit mit einer Technologie von Tigo Energy entwickelt wurden. Diese sollen effizienter als die bisherigen Module von Trina sein und sollen Trina künftig zu neuem Wachstum verhelfen.....
http://www.it-times.de/news/nachricht/datum/2014/...dule-aus-den-usa/
die starke Abstrafung von TSL heute ist völlig unverständlich,die Klage von Solarworld war schon lange bekannt,die Entscheidung zur Klage wird im Hinblick auf die Reaktion der amerikanischen Solarindustrie,die keinen Handelskrieg will,sicher gemässigt ausfallen und wohl kaum den Export von Trina wesentlich beeinflussen
ich vermute ,dass das eher was zu tun hat mit dem Rückgang des Manufacturing in China,das doch die Märkte stark beeinflusst hat.S.Bloomberg:
Emerging-market stocks fell the most in three weeks after data showed China’s manufacturing trailed estimates. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-01-23/...-china-manufacturing.html
Glückwunsch an alle, die rechtzeitig ausgstiegen sind .
Allen viel Glück hier.
Blue
für dich sind es dann eben Nachkaufkurse.. ;)
also. verkaufen und rein in die "langfristig "http://www.finanzen100.de/finanznachrichten/...welt_H1851907602_6280/ sicherste Geldanlage der globalen wirtschaft.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Januar 25, 2014 10:55 AM EST
The pace of consolidation in the solar manufacturing industry will accelerate in the next three years as the cost of the technology declines and installations surge, the founder of the fourth-biggest solar-panel maker said.
Trina Solar Ltd. (TSL) Chairman Jifan Gao said he expects three to five "leading" solar companies to remain in China by 2017, with 80 percent of the country"s market share. Currently, there are about a dozen companies with capacity to produce more than 1 gigawatt of solar cells a year.
"Consolidation will continue," Gao said today in an interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. "We"ve only seen the first stage. That will be a good situation. This will be achieved by mergers and acquisitions."
Solar-cell prices have fallen 70 percent since 2010 as the expansion in production capacity outpaced growth in demand. That squeezed profit margins across the industry and pushed the world"s biggest manufacturer, Suntech Power Holdings Ltd., into bankruptcy proceedings in China.
Yingli Green Energy Holding Co. (YGE), Suntech and Canadian Solar Inc. (CSIQ) were Trina"s biggest competitors in panel-making capacity in 2012. The Changzhou, China-based company ranked third worldwide in 2010 and 2011.
Trina posted a profit for the first time in more than two years in the third quarter. Gao said he expects earnings to increase as sales climb and cost-controls hold. The company"s shares have more than tripled since November.
Installations Expand
"I see a 20 percent to 25 percent annual increase in installations across the industry, and Trina will certainly beat the average," Gao said. "Our revenue and profits should also grow, in line with such market expansion."
The shakeout of the past three years forced Q-Cells SE (QCE) of Germany to sell itself and U.S. Treasury-backed Solyndra LLC into liquidation. Chinese manufacturers survived because they cut costs more quickly, according to Gao.
"It"s not about government subsidy," he said. "We don"t get as much subsidy as for example German companies. It"s also a mistake to think that China Development Bank loans are cheaper than loans from commercial banks. It"s about the same."
While Trina isn"t considering selling itself, other solar manufacturers may favor a merger with a company such as Guodian Technology & Environment Group Corp. (1296), a supplier of renewable-energy equipment to power generators, Gao said. That would make more sense than a takeover by a major oil company such as China Petroleum & Chemical Corp., or Sinopec (386), he said.
Not Sinopec
"In China, it makes sense for utility companiessuch as Guodian to expand into solar because that"s a vertical integration," he said. "It doesn"t make too much sense for the likes of Sinopec."
Gao expects the industry to boom as the cost of solar developments falls further and the technology brings electricity to more remote areas.
"We should also see the use of solar in manyemerging markets in Africa and Southeast Asia where the traditional electrical infrastructure isn"t good," Gao said. "Solar could become the main source of electricity for them."
http://mobile.bloomberg.com/news/2014-01-25/...r-says.html?cmpid=yhoo