Suzhou GoodArk Delays Silver Paste Project Amid Industry Slowdown

Published: May 25, 2026 17:42

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On May 22, Suzhou GoodArk (002079.SZ) issued an announcement that its board of directors reviewed and approved the "Proposal on the Postponement of Certain Fundraising Projects," postponing the scheduled date for the "Suzhou Jingyin New Materials Technology Co., Ltd. Annual Production of 500 mt Solar Electronic Paste Project" to reach its intended usable state. This move reflected the slowdown in the pace of capacity expansion in the industry amid elevated silver prices and demand fluctuations.

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