JinkoSolar
2025.03.09
16:57
Recently, a number of leading companies in the photovoltaic industry disclosed their February research minutes. The reporter noticed that investors generally paid attention to the potential impact of the domestic electricity market reform policy on subsequent market demand. JinkoSolar said that with the steady progress of the industry's supply-side reform and the recovery of demand after the Spring Festival, coupled with the expectation of rush installation in the first half of the year due to the electricity market reform, the price of components in the domestic market has risen slightly. The company believes that in the short term, the new and old separation policy may stimulate some photovoltaic projects to rush to install in advance; in the medium and long term, it will promote the transformation of the power system to an efficient, low-carbon and flexible direction, give rise to spontaneous energy storage demand, and promote the high-quality development of the photovoltaic industry. Longi Green Energy said that due to the impact of the domestic new energy power market entry policy, it is expected that there may be a certain rush to install in the second quarter of 2025. At present, the domestic distributed market has gradually started to increase in volume, driving the price of distributed components to rise moderately, and other links have also been adjusted to varying degrees due to the influence of terminal demand. Regarding the changes in the prices of the subsequent industrial chain, we still need to pay attention to the changes in the relationship between industry output and demand.
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According to media reports, the relevant Chinese photovoltaic enterprises with local production capacity, according to the latest preliminary ruling results, JinkoSolar was ruled to be subject to a 21.31% dumping tax rate for its products produced in Malaysia, and a 56.51% tax rate for its products produced in Vietnam; Trina Solar was subject to a 77.85% dumping tax rate for its products produced in Thailand, and a 54.46% tax rate for its products produced in Vietnam. JA Solar was subject to a 53.30% dumping tax rate for its products produced in Vietnam. Regarding the impact, a person related to JA Solar told reporters that this is the preliminary ruling result, and the final ruling result has not yet been released. It is reported that the company's production capacity in the four Southeast Asian countries is concentrated in Vietnam, and the company has also built a factory in the United States. At present, the first piece of the US base has been offline. If the subsequent US anti-dumping tax rate on photovoltaic cells in the four Southeast Asian countries is too high, (JA Solar) company considers shipping from the US component factory to avoid this (tax). At the same time, (JA Solar) company is also investigating investment opportunities in other countries outside the United States and the four Southeast Asian countries. In addition, the above-mentioned person also said that after the tax is high, either the price will be raised or the shipment will be changed to another place, and said: "The price will be raised for a while, and it depends on whether the market will accept it in the end." If Vietnam's production capacity does not enter the United States, what will happen to this part of the production capacity? The above-mentioned person said that there is no conclusion yet. (21 Finance)
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