What is the current industry outlook for polysilicon?
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Dear experts, I used to work in the chlor-alkali industry. Recently, I interviewed for a position at a polysilicon production company; the company has not yet started operations. My current salary isn’t very high, but I think there are good prospects for career development here. However, I’ve heard that there is an oversupply of polysilicon at the moment, so I’m not sure about its future prospects. Therefore, I hope you can offer some advice. PS: Could you also tell me how much you know about Zhongdian Electric?
There is no future ahead; only by having low consumption and high productivity in the future can that company have a chance of surviving.
The future is bright, but the path is tortuous; it depends on whether the company you apply to uses advanced technology for polysilicon production
There’s no future in it; I changed jobs long ago! !
Excess polysilicon capacity and repeated investment. Furthermore, the production cost of polysilicon in China is relatively high; currently, polysilicon prices are low, leaving its future uncertain.
It’s promising, huh. No matter how advanced the technology is, you should work at such an organization for now; gain some experience first before making a move
The polysilicon industry is in a rather chaotic state right now; everyone is rushing to get involved in it. Efforts are being made to regulate this industry, and the number of companies operating in it may drop from several hundred to less than 10. You’d better be prepared for that
Practice real skills diligently; only when you have the necessary qualifications can you change jobs. Without real abilities, you won’t be able to work anywhere, right?
The industry is important, but an individual’s attitude toward life is also important
**Recent reports on the polysilicon industry indicate a severe overcapacity, with the entire sector operating at a loss.
I’m not that optimistic, nor that pessimistic; nowadays, the polysilicon industry has simply become just another ordinary chemical industry...