Solar Cell and Silicon Wafer Markets Face Weak Demand and Production Pressures

Published: Jun 10, 2025 18:04

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[SMM News] Solar Cell Market: Recently, the demand for solar cells has been weak, and Topcon183 and 210N have fallen to the bottom of their previous price range, increasing the pressure on producers. Given the supply-demand imbalance, there is a possibility of a decrease in the production schedule for solar cells in the future. Silicon Wafer Market: In June, both supply and demand for silicon wafers are weak. It is estimated that the production schedule for silicon wafers in June will decrease by approximately 2GW compared to May. In terms of prices, the demand for 210RN solar cells is performing better than other sizes. The market expects the price of 210R silicon wafers to rebound, and it is anticipated that the trend differences among different sizes will continue to remain stable.

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