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The companies will explore, identify, assess and undertake renewable energy projects across Malaysia and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). Image: GCL Technology.

Founder Group, GCL sign a US$220 million MoU

June 18, 2025
Founder Group has signed a US$220 million memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Chinese polysilicon producer GCL Technology.
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​​SNEC 2025 takeaways: 800W+ modules, N-type diversification, perovskite tandem gains momentum​

June 13, 2025
SNEC 2025 takeaways: TOPCon modules set benchmark power at 650W, a wave of BC modules and perovskite tandem cells gains momentum.
The signing agreement for Redsolar's Nigerian investment.

CHINA ROUND-UP: GCL Tech receives environmental accreditation, Redsolar and CMEC-GL announce Nigerian and Australian projects

May 15, 2025
GCL Tech has received an environmental accreditation for a manufacturing facility, while Redsolar and CMEC-GL have announced new projects.
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GCL backs FBR over Siemens process to ‘remain competitive’ in cutthroat polysilicon industry

April 2, 2025
GCL Technology has removed itself from the Xinjiang region and abandoned the Siemens method of polysilicon production.
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Top polysilicon producers post losses in H1 2024 after price crunch

September 3, 2024
According to Bernreuter Research, Tongwei Solar, GCL Technology, Daqo New Energy, and Xinte Energy all posted net losses in H1 2024.
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Four Chinese silicon manufacturers recorded profit growth in 2022

February 22, 2023
Four Chinese polysilicon manufacturers have posted increased net profits thanks to increased sales or short supply.
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Chinese producers tighten hold over polysilicon production rankings as expansions gather pace

April 27, 2022
Both GCL Technology and Daqo New Energy have leapfrogged Wacker Chemie in Bernreuter Research’s annual polysilicon top ten rankings, completing a China-based top three.
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Four Chinese PV manufacturers withdraw from MIP

March 17, 2017
Jetion Solar, Hareon Solar, GCL Technology and Talesun have now been fully withdrawn from the Minimum Import Price (MIP) undertaking, according to the European Commission (EC).

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