Hebei small and medium-sized photovoltaic enterprises completely stop production industry impending life and death

Under the "double-reverse" investigation in Europe and the United States and the weak market demand, small and medium-sized photovoltaic enterprises in Hebei, a major province of China's photovoltaic industry, have been shut down completely. Large enterprises have suffered losses, facing the most serious industry crisis in history. The photovoltaic giants have turned to China and Latin America. The market broke through the border. At the information conference of the third quarter of 2012 of key industries held by the Hebei Provincial Federation of Industrial Economics on October 31, the Ministry of Information Industry and Information Technology of the province released an operational analysis report on the photovoltaic industry in Hebei Province. According to the report, since the beginning of this year, various economic indicators of Hebei's photovoltaic industry have continued to decline, and the economic operating environment is more severe than that after the 2008 financial crisis. Among them, Yingli and Jinglong Group's main business income from January to September was 18.852 billion yuan, a decrease of 15 billion yuan (including subsidiaries) from the same period of the previous year, a year-on-year negative growth of 22.66%; total profit decreased by 5 billion yuan (including Subsidiaries) fell from a profit of 2.138 billion yuan in the same period last year to a loss of 1.626 billion yuan. Long Guiqiu, director of the Statistics and Information Department of Hebei Information Industry and Information Technology Association, believes that the anti-dumping and countervailing investigations initiated by European and American PV products in China have directly led to the “winter” of China's PV industry. Following the European Commission's announcement of an anti-dumping investigation against China's photovoltaic cells on September 6, the anti-dumping tax rate of the US Department of Commerce on China's photovoltaic cells and components was 18.32% to 249.96%, on October 10, local time. The subsidy tax rate is 14.78% to 15.97%, and 10.54% of export subsidies are deducted from it. It is widely believed in the industry that heavy taxes far exceed the range that the Chinese PV industry can afford.

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