ein längerer Artikel von Motley Fool,der u.a. auch auf die ZEP-Kompatibilität und Zusammenarbeit mit Solarcity verweist,die mit Tesla zusammenarbeiten und der meint dass dier Report am 12.November eine Überraschung bringen könnte
If asked to name manufacturers of solar panels, most investors will identify any one of the several Chinese companies, or they will think closer to home: First Solar and SunPower. Odds are, they won't think of South Korea, and they won't think of Hanwha SolarOne (NASDAQ: HSOL ) , a South Korean investment holding company (headquartered in China), which is involved in the manufacturing of solar panels, producing everything from the ingots to the completed modules.
Nothing but blue skies
The stock has outperformed its peers over the past six months. Of the top 10 solar panel manufacturers according to 2012 shipments of modules in megawatts, Hanwha is in tenth place; however, compared to the top three on the list (and many others), Hanwha's stock has gained the most......
It seems as if Hanwha has had some impressive strategic developments over the past year, but how is the company performing financially? Hanwha SolarOne reports Q3 earnings on November 12, and I'll be looking to see if they can continue to improve on some impressive numbers from the previous quarter. For Q2 2013, Hanwha reported a 6.3% increase in revenue, an 11% increase in shipments, a gross margins improvement of 290 basis points, and an operating margins improvement of 120 basis points.
The Foolish takeaway...
Many investors have sat in the shade, eager to gain exposure in the solar sector but afraid of getting burned. Hanwha SolarOne may very well be a dark horse among a number of PV manufacturers that always seem to be in the spotlight. Reporting impressive numbers during its earnings call may very well validate the opinion that Hanwha SolarOne deserves further investigation. .......
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