Photovoltaic Cell Makers Eye Price Hikes Amid Silicon Wafer Cost Rise, But Market Remains Unresponsive

게시됨: Sep 6, 2024 13:03
[SMM Weekly Review: Photovoltaic Cell Manufacturers Seek to Raise Prices as Prices of Ancillary Materials Show an Increasing Downtrend] This week, some leading photovoltaic cell manufacturers intended to promote price hikes, mainly influenced by the expected rise in the market price of silicon wafers. However, the downstream photovoltaic cell market showed extremely low acceptance of price hikes, and the prices of photovoltaic cells remained stable this week. Although the production schedule of modules increased slightly in September, the demand for photovoltaic cell purchases has decreased for two consecutive months. As enterprises gradually finalized their production schedules for September, it is expected that domestic photovoltaic cell production will decrease by 3.52% from the previous month, with P-type cell production decreasing by 14.33% and N-type cell production decreasing by 1.54% month-on-month. Both specialized photovoltaic cell factories and integrated manufacturers have reduced production slightly to adjust their inventories.

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