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Jiangxi Tongneng Silicon Material became the first solar company to begin production in a polysilicon project in Jiangxi province.

GD Power Development Co Ltd (GD Power)<600795> on Wednesday announced that it will set up a joint polysilicon project with an annual output of 10,000 tons in Inner Mongolia, Reuters reported. In the first-phase of the project, the company plans to build two production lines, each with a capacity of 1,500 tons annually....

LDK Solar Co Ltd<LDK>, the world's largest manufacturer of multicrystalline solar wafers, yesterday announced that the first phase of its 15,000-ton capacity polysilicon plant will be operational soon, sources reported. The firm has completed mechanical construction on the first 5,000-ton production line of its polysilicon plant...

* CEO expects polysilicon prices to fall by a third in H2 * Aims for 10 percent Japan solar market in 2009 TOKYO, Feb 25 - The chairman of China's Suntech Power Holdings, the world's...

HONG KONG, Aug 27 - A Chinese ban on imports of a waste material used for solar wafers may be bad news for foreign competitors but it is a big boost to China's solar sector....

HONG KONG, Aug 27 - A Chinese ban on imports of a waste material used for solar wafers may be bad news for foreign competitors but it is a big boost to China's solar sector....

Dec. 16, 2008 (China Knowledge) - China Metallurgical Group Corp (MCC), the country's leading mining and smelting operator, and Baotou Iron and Steel Group (Baogang) unveiled a plan to jointly invest RMB 8 billion in...

* Doubles polysilicon capacity at plant vs original plan * To spend 30 pct more on Malaysia plant than original plan * Shares close up 2.9 pct vs Nikkei's 0.6 pct rise (Adds background, details,...

* Q2 profit $0.71/ADS vs Wall Street view $0.37 * Q2 revenue down 26.5 percent to $150 million * Backs full-year shipment view, to expand capacity * Shares up 1.4 pct in extended trade (Adds...

GCL-Poly Energy Holdings Ltd (GCL-Poly), China's biggest producer of polysilicon announced Thursday that China Investment Corporation (CIC), the nation's sovereign wealth fund, will spend HK$5.5 billion to buy 20 percent of the company. The company said that according to the binding framework agr...