SMM Silicon-based Photovoltaic Morning Meeting: Glass Supply Expected to Decline Further, Monthly Production Schedules Down Slightly

Publicado: Nov 7, 2024 08:46
【SMM Silicon-based Photovoltaic Morning Meeting Minutes: Expected Further Reduction in Glass Supply; Monthly Component Production Schedule Declines] Actual production in October declined compared to expectations, with the November production schedule showing a slight decrease of 0.6% month-on-month. The expected component production schedule within China remains flat, with the main reduction coming from overseas bases. As the year-end concentrated delivery period approaches, some enterprises have seen an increase in operating rates. However, some enterprises have chosen to reduce operating rates due to losses and inventory pressures.

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