Q-Cells SE

With the US Markets closed today, we take a look at the biggest European Solar Stock, Q-Cells.


The chart shows this solar stock is still lagging behind the rest of the market, but cheap considering the size of the company, and the fact that Q-Cells SE was/is the single largest producer of solar cells in 2007 according to industry data.

With an annual production of 370 megawatts (MW), this could be the only Solar Stock that is still cheap and a good play for the mid to long term investing.
And one of the most fundamentally solid companies in the Solar Sector.

Q-Cells SE, formerly Q-Cells AG, is a Germany-based company active in the field of photovoltaic. Its core business is the development, production and sale of mono- and polycrystalline, silicon-based solar cells. Its core business segment Solar Cell Production includes monocrystalline cells, comprising Q6M and Q6LM; and polycrystalline cells such as Q5, Q6, Q6LTT, Q6LTT3 and Q6LEP3, among others. The Company also offers a range of thin film modules and is engaged in Project Business.

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posted by Ertai at 10:22 AM