Will Some Solar Companies Face a Cash Crunch?
Posted on June 12, 2008
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This post is devoted to some thoughts on companies in the solar industry, particularly the Chinese polysilicon-based solar module manufacturers. The basic issue I address here is the risk for a serious cash crunch at some of these module manufacturers given their working capital deficits and their capital expenditure requirements.
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