Order Focus: JA Solar nabs supply agreements for 500MW throughout 2011

September 8, 2010
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JA Solar Holdings has secured multiple supply agreements with several undisclosed customers, which will see the company delivering over 500MW of mono-crystalline and multi-crystalline solar cells throughout 2011. The signed contracts will see deliveries begin in January 2011, continue through December 2011 and have prepayments for next year’s committed solar cell deliveries. In addition, JA Solar released that its year-end capacity for 2010 will be 1.8GW with actual productive capacity at 1.4GW for the end of the second quarter.

“We are seeing very strong demand for our technologically advanced, high-quality products from our diverse global customer base,” said Dr. Peng Fang, CEO of JA Solar.  “Our customers view JA Solar as a reliable supplier partner, and rely on JA to provide them with their 2011 product requirements.  We are pleased to have secured these new supply contracts for next year delivery, which further improves our 2011 visibility and reflects our continued leadership in supplying high-quality solar products to the industry.”

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