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Polysilicon project information

2011-12-01View Original

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This post was last edited by *ng*ng916 on 2011-12-1 21:58. What are the polysilicon projects owned by state-owned enterprises? I only know that there is a project operated by Inner Mongolia Guodian; are there any others?
Reply #22011-12-01
Guodian Jingyang is indeed a state-owned enterprise, and the 3,000-ton project is still under construction. Additionally, Ningxia Guodian is also a state-owned enterprise, and its 5,000-ton project has already been put into operation. For the entire polysilicon industry, private enterprise capital is involved to a greater extent.
Reply #32011-12-02
The 3,000-ton/year polysilicon plant of Shanxi Lu’an Group is under construction; it is a project of Shanxi Lu’an Mining Group, a state-owned enterprise
Reply #42011-12-02
Polysilicon is not popular anymore; it’s in a tough period, so it’s better to look for other alternatives.....
Reply #52012-01-09
There is a large amount of polysilicon available: Yiyang Guojing Silicon Industry produces 10,000 tons, Luoyang Saiyang Silicon Industry produces 2,000 tons, Luoyang Wannian Silicon Industry produces 10,000 tons, Asia Silicon Industry, Xinjiang TBEA… All of these are under construction
Reply #62012-01-09
Additionally, Ningxia Guodian is also a state-owned enterprise. Currently, the 2,500-ton project has been put into operation; there’s another 2,500 tons worth of work remaining. Once Lu’an completes its construction, it will only be left for commissioning
Reply #72012-01-10
You do know some well-known state-owned enterprises, haha; there are many that aren’t well-known
Reply #82012-01-10
There’s nothing to do about it – it’s a tough time for the polysilicon industry, and everyone is trying to get in at all costs. That’s the result: there’s too much private capital, and nowhere for it to go
Reply #92012-01-10
There are way too many polysilicon projects in the country; very few are still operating, and even fewer are continuing with their construction. Let’s wait and see
Reply #102012-01-10
This period of economic downturn is expected to last 3-5 years. Just like in China’s real estate sector, the era of easy profits and prosperity has come to an end; it now depends on whether there are any positive policies announced this year
Reply #112012-01-10
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