David King has officially resigned from the Suntech's board of directors with immediate effect, having stepped down from his positions as CEO and interim CFO in September 2013.

As with his resignations in September, Suntech did not provide any background to the decision. According to an SEC filing, King’s resignation was received on November 29.

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