World Largest Polysilicon Line to Break Ground in China in June

Published: Jun 06, 2017 14:30 (GMT+8)
China will construct the largest polysilicon production line in the world in June, according to yicai.com.

SHANGHAI, Jun. 6 (SMM) - China will construct the largest polysilicon production line in the world in June, according to yicai.com.

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Tongwei Co.’s Yongxiang Co. will commence construction of 25,000-tpy high-purity polysilicon project in June, which will be global largest polysilicon production line.

This project is the first phase of 50,000-tpy high-purity polysilicon project, and will reach production in 2018.

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