63 news items tagged Tainergy Tech
Tainergy has no plans for strategic alliance with III-V IC players
Monday 21 September 2020Tainergy Tech has no plans to forge any strategic alliance with players in the third-generation semiconductor sector for the moment, according to the firm's president Kevin Hsieh.
Two major GaN-on-SiC production camps forming in Taiwan
Monday 21 September 2020Taiwan-based solar module maker Tainergy Tech reportedly has sent samples of its newly developed semi-insulating SiC (silicon carbide) substrates for validation by GaAs foundry specialist...
Tainergy to start SiC wafer production in 1Q21
Thursday 17 September 2020Solar cell maker Tainergy Tech has disclosed its SiC wafers are being trialed by potential clients, with production to kick off in first-quarter 2021.
SiC wafer in robust demand for EV applications
Friday 3 July 2020The supply of SiC wafers may become insufficient to satisfy demand for electric vehicles (EV) in the near future, prompting Taiwan-based silicon wafer makers including GlobalWafers,...
URE, TSEC, Tainergy report losses for 2019
Monday 6 April 2020Solar cell and PV module makers United Renewable Energy (URE), TSEC and Tainergy Tech all suffered net losses for 2019 and will not distribute any dividend for the year. PV conductive...
Tainergy to produce SiC wafers
Thursday 20 February 2020Solar cell maker Tainergy Tech will step into production of silicon carbide (SiC) wafers used to make high-voltage power devices, according to company chairman Frank Hsieh.
Tainergy shifting capacities to Vietnam
Monday 30 December 2019Solar cell maker Tainergy Tech is shifting part of production capacities in China and Taiwan to Vietnam, with the shifting to be completed in March 2020, according company president...
URE, Tainergy report losses for 1H19
Tuesday 20 August 2019Solar cell and PV module makers United Renewable Energy (URE) and Tainergy Tech have reported net losses of NT$906.2 million (US$28.89 million) and NT$31.1 million respectively for...
Tainergy, E-Ton Solar report 2018 losses
Friday 29 March 2019Solar cell makers Tainergy Tech and E-Ton Solar Tech have reported losses per share of NT$5.17 (US$0.17) and NT$3.43 respectively for 2018.
Tainergy to move solar cell production to Vietnam
Tuesday 15 January 2019Solar cell maker Tainergy Tech will end production in China and Taiwan, and move it to Vietnam, with the relocation to be completed by the end of June 2019, according to company president...
Motech, Solartech, Tainergy report losses for 1Q18
Tuesday 8 May 2018Solar cell makers Motech Industries, Solartech Energy and Tainergy Tech have reported net losses per share of NT$1.99 (US$0.07), NT$0.57 and NT$0.64 respectively for first-quarter...
Gintech, Tainergy see March revenues drop on year
Tuesday 10 April 2018Solar cell makers Gintech Energy and Tainergy Tech have reported consolidated revenues of NT$806 million (US$27.6 million) and NT$334 million respectively for March, the former growing...
Solartech, Tainergy report losses in 2017
Monday 26 March 2018Solar cell makers Solartech Energy and Tainergy Tech suffered net loss per share of NT$2.51 (US$0.084) and NT$2.67, respectively, for 2017.
Motech, Gintech, Tainergy see decreased February revenues
Friday 9 March 2018Solar cell makers Motech Industries, Gintech Energy and Tainergy Tech have all reported decreased consolidated revenues for February.
Tainergy to expand PV module capacity in Taiwan
Tuesday 23 January 2018Solar cell maker Tainergy Tech will expand annual PV module production capacity in Taiwan from 100MWp at present to 200MWp in 2018, eyeing the local market that is being supported...
Solar cell makers see increased August revenues
Friday 8 September 2017Solar cell makers Motech Industries, Neo Solar Power (NSP), Gintech Energy, TSEC and Tainergy Tech have all reported increased revenues for August.
Commentary: Consolidation of Taiwan solar supply chain badly needed
Tuesday 15 August 2017The integration of the supply chain of Taiwan's solar cell industry is a pressing job, as it is increasingly difficult for makers to survive volatile market situations and ever-expanding...
Motech Industries, Neo Solar Power, TSEC June revenues up on month
Tuesday 11 July 2017Crystalline silicon solar cell makers Motech Industries, Neo Solar Power (NSP) and TSEC have reported June consolidated revenues of NT$2.033 billion (US$67.1 million) up 8.13%, NT$905...
TSEC, Tainergy see net losses for 1Q17
Monday 8 May 2017Solar cell maker TSEC has released its financial report for first-quarter 2017, posting consolidated revenues of NT$1.698 billion (US$55.9 million), gross margin of -8.87%, net operating...
Tainergy Tech to expand PERC capacity in 2017
Monday 19 December 2016Crystalline silicon solar cell maker Tainergy Tech will expand total annual production capacity for PERC (passivated emitter and rear cell) monocrystalline silicon solar cells to...
Motech, NSP post mixed on-month growth in September revenues
Tuesday 11 October 2016Solar cell maker Motech Industries saw September consolidated revenues of NT$1.373 billion (US$43.7 million) decrease 22.16% on month and 45.92% on year, while fellow maker Neo Solar...
Tainergy Tech to expand solar cell capacity at Vietnam factory
Friday 17 June 2016Solar cell maker Tainergy Tech will expand annual production capacity at its factory in Vietnam from 400MWp currently to 600MWp in August and further to 800MWp by the end of 2016,...
NSP, Gintech see increased May revenues
Tuesday 7 June 2016Solar cell makers Neo Solar Power (NSP) and Gintech Energy have reported consolidated revenues of NT$1.701 billion (US$52.2 million) and NT$1.634 billion respectively for May, with...
Tainergy Tech to increase capital via private placement
Monday 21 March 2016Crystalline silicon solar cell maker Tainergy Tech will issue up to 50 million new shares to expand paid-in capital through private placement, according to the company.
Tainergy Tech to expand solar cell capacity in Vietnam
Friday 11 March 2016Crystalline silicon solar cell maker Tainergy Tech will expand annual production capacity at its factory in Vietnam from 400MWp currently to 600MWp at the end of 2016, according to...