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Xinte Energy rose, driven by revised trading rules and expectations of anti-internal competition measures, with polysilicon futures surging to the daily limit in afternoon trading.
Xinte Energy (01799) surged nearly 7% in the afternoon session. As of the time of writing, it was up 5.96%, trading at HKD 5.51, with a turnover of HKD 13.6466 million.
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The Middle East conflict is reshaping the global energy landscape, with solar power and coal potentially emerging as the biggest winners. Analysts Hongcen Wei, Daan Struyven, and Samantha Dart from Goldman Sachs stated in their latest report that if the conflict persists, high-income importing countries will leverage their purchasing power to secure energy resources, while low-income nations such as Bangladesh and Pakistan may lose out in bidding wars, facing the risk of dual disruptions in energy supply and manufacturing. Rising import costs and concerns over energy security are driving a global acceleration toward localized energy solutions, with solar power becoming a structurally bullish trend. Meanwhile, parts of South Asia and Southeast Asia...
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Xinte Energy (1799.HK): Earnings Below Expectations as Suspension of Production Capacity Reserve Causes Polysilicon Price Decline
Earnings below expectations: The company reported a net loss of RMB 950 million in the second half of 2025, representing a year-on-year narrowing of 69% and a quarter-on-quarter increase of 270%. Performance fell short of our expectations. The average tax-inclusive selling price of polysilicon was approximately RMB 43,000 per ton, marking a quarter-on-quarter increase.
The decline in photovoltaic stocks will be significantly exacerbated by the cancellation of photovoltaic tax rebates, which will substantially increase module costs.
Photovoltaic stocks continued to decline. As of the time of writing, Flat Glass Group (06865) fell 6.04%, trading at HKD 8.56; Xinjiang TBEA Energy (01799) dropped 5.5%, trading at HKD 5.15; Xinyi Solar (00968) fell 2.98%, trading at HKD 2.93; Kaisheng New Energy (01108) declined 2.62%, trading at HKD 3.71.
Express News | The State Administration for Market Regulation: Comprehensive use of various anti-unfair competition measures to focus on preventing and treating 'internally competitive' practices in key industries and sectors such as platform economy, photovoltaics, lit