CHINA BULLETIN: Keep Your Supply Chains in China, Beijing Says
In this week’s issue supply chain mania, a solar shakedown and the world’s first bird’s nest stock. On a scale of 1 to 100, we give the week a 40…
Sun shines on JinkoSolar, but clouds loom on the horizon
The company’s profit more than doubled in the third quarter as booming demand and plunging polysilicon costs more than offset falling prices for its solar modules Key Takeaways: JinkoSolar’s shipments…
JinkoSolar Profits Soar, But Company Still Lacks Investor Respect
The solar panel maker, one of the world’s largest, said the profit for its main China-listed unit rose as much as 159% in 2022Key Takeaways:JinkoSolar said its majority-owned, China-listed unit’s…
JinkoSolar Pushes Into Power Storage with New European Tie-Up
Germany's Memodo will use Jinko-supplied storage systems in new solar projects across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland Key Takeaways: A German wholesaler has agreed to distribute JinkoSolar’s PV panels and batteries…
JinkoSolar Stumbles on Covid Challenges, But Longer-Term Future Remains Bright
Solar panel maker said its revenue fell sequentially from the fourth quarter to the first, but noted the war in Ukraine is speeding a global drive to reduce dependence on…
JinkoSolar Dims, Then Shines, with U.S. Export Restrictions and Power Storage Tie-Up
Company’s shares tumbled last month on potential new restrictions from Washington, but were largely unmoved last week after announcement of major new alliance Key Takeaways: • JinkoSolar’s shares have come…
JinkoSolar, Canadian Solar See Sunnier Skies in China
Pair of solar panel makers separately announce they have filed to list on China’s two-year-old Nasdaq-style STAR Market Key points: Shares of JinkoSolar and Canadian Solar have jumped after both…
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