The Development of the Polysilicon Market in the Context of the Financial Crisis
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The financial crisis has affected the polysilicon market, but after all it is an emerging material. If we can do well in its use, we can move towards electronic-grade applications, which could help us regain a share of the market. For the future development of polysilicon, it depends first on its viability – whether it can survive – and then on its downstream applications, whether it can be utilized in further processes. Only in this way can we overcome the challenges posed by the current market situation and remain competitive. Additionally, we currently cannot break through the technological monopolies held by a few key companies, but as long as we keep working hard and trying, we can develop our own unique approaches. We are convinced that the manufacturing costs will eventually decrease! :victory:
I also believe what the original poster said, but in the current financial crisis, the domestic polysilicon market relies on Europe and the United States for its survival. Now that those markets are shrinking, the domestic market is not developing either, and many companies will have to face the test of survival
It is estimated that the price of polysilicon will continue to fall