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Xinyi and Folite took the lead, leading photovoltaic glass companies jointly reduced production

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September 4, 2024, 5:21 PM

Recently, heavy news came from China's photovoltaic glass market. In order to deal with the current imbalance of supply and demand and overcapacity in the market, Xinyi Solar, Follette (17.900, 0.20, 1.13%The top ten photovoltaic glass manufacturers, including), held an emergency meeting and reached an agreement, and decided to implement a furnace lockdown and production reduction plan from now on, with a reduction in production by as much as 30%. This move marks that the photovoltaic glass industry has officially entered a new round of capacity adjustment cycle.

According to industry insiders, this production reduction action was jointly initiated by industry leaders Xinyi Solar and Follett. It aims to actively reduce supply, promote the return of market supply and demand to balance, stabilize product prices, and ensure the healthy and sustainable development of the industry. Faced with the rapid development of the photovoltaic industry in recent years, photovoltaic glass, as one of the key raw materials, has expanded its production capacity sharply. However, the growth rate of downstream demand has not been matched simultaneously, resulting in a phased surplus in the market and pressure on product prices.

The conclusion of the production reduction agreement not only reflects the keen insight and high sense of responsibility of industry leaders into market changes, but also indicates that the industry will embark on a new round of integration and reshuffle. Analysts pointed out that with the implementation of the production reduction plan, it is expected that the supply of photovoltaic glass will tighten in the short term, which will have a positive impact on stabilizing market prices and improving corporate profitability. At the same time, this will also encourage the industry to accelerate the pace of technological innovation, transformation and upgrading, and promote the industry to develop towards higher quality.

This reduction in production in the photovoltaic glass industry has undoubtedly injected a shot in the arm into the market and demonstrated the industry's unity and determination in the face of challenges. In the future, with the combined effect of factors such as policy guidance, changes in market demand and technological progress, the photovoltaic glass industry is expected to usher in a more stable development trend. Investors and market parties should pay close attention to industry trends and seize market opportunities.