5.
By putting its thumb on the scale, the CCP appears to be ensuring that mfgs remain profitable. This will have a tangible impact.
One commenter complained that the CCP is acting like #OPEC. That is an excellent comparison imo.
6. #Solar is now the cheapest energy. So the pricing pressure is entirely within the market itself, up to a certain level, where other energies become cheaper.
There is some breathing room here. So I think that margins will be protected in a coordinated effort -
7. AND even with per watt prices increasing 50% from current levels, they would still be significantly lower than they were in 2022 - which was cheaper than in 2019, when utility scale #solar became the cheapest option for new utility scale electricity. #LCOE
8.
All in all, yesterday's stock price spikes were just a drop in the ocean, compared to what lies ahead.
The #growth narrative is incontrovertible.
Now that the #profit narrative appears secure, earnings - and mulitples - are poised to bounce much higher.
#Solar
9. Even a 2% improvement in Net Margin would represent multiple dollars in EPS on the bottom line.
IMO (still), look for #solar mfgs $CSIQ, $JKS and $DQ to rocket much higher.
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#Bullish
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CSI Solar is probably about 80% of $CSIQ total business (other 20% is Recurrent Energy).
So Chinese market values Canadian Solar as approx $7bn company.
But what will the money be used for?
3/6
$CSIQ has already announced plan to build polysilicon plant.
By my modest calculations, 80,000MT of polysilicon capacity - at cost price of $10/kg - can save Canadian Solar anywhere from $400m to over $1bn per year.