Marketization

Solargiga Turns Around to Profit in FY2021 With Net Profit at RMB$193.2 Million

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Wednesday, March 30, 2022
EBITDA, HJT, SPIC, Sharp Corporation, Group, Marketization, CGN, Growth, N, HKEX, Carbon, Xinyi Glass, Electricity, SHARP, Silicon, Industry, Review, Depreciation, State Power Investment Corporation, BAPV, Tax, Solar energy, Policy, Yangtze Delta, BIPV, Renewable energy, PRC

During the year under review, as a result of the increase in sales of monocrystalline solar wafers which boast a higher profit margin, the Group's gross profit rose by 50.1% to RMB879.1 million, with gross profit margin improved to 12.4%.

Key Points: 
  • During the year under review, as a result of the increase in sales of monocrystalline solar wafers which boast a higher profit margin, the Group's gross profit rose by 50.1% to RMB879.1 million, with gross profit margin improved to 12.4%.
  • Apart from traditional monocrystalline P-type products, the Group also manufactures monocrystalline N-type products with higher conversion efficiencies.
  • About Solargiga Energy Holdings Limited (HKEX: 757)
    Solargiga Energy Holdings Limited is one of the leading manufacturers of solar energy monocrystalline photovoltaic products in the PRC.
  • The majority of the Group's products are currently sold to domestic state-owned enterprises and large multinational corporations with stringent quality requirements.

Yingli Secured 260 MW Order with Debt Restructuring Going Forward

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Thursday, March 12, 2020
Economy, Bankruptcy, Finance, Money, Debt, Insolvency, Debt restructuring, Restructuring, Marketization, Yingli

This is a new demonstration that customers' confidence in Yingli is gradually recovering with its debt restructuring going forward.

Key Points: 
  • This is a new demonstration that customers' confidence in Yingli is gradually recovering with its debt restructuring going forward.
  • Since entering the implementation phase in 2019, Yingli's debt restructuring hasprogressed remarkably.
  • The restructuring plan has beenrecognized by all stakeholders including creditors, the governments, the court and several detailed working arrangements have been introduced.
  • The principles of the debt restructuring are protecting creditors interests to the greatest extent and promoting the company' long term sustainable development based on marketization and rule of law.

Yingli Secured 260 MW Order with Debt Restructuring Going Forward

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Thursday, March 12, 2020
Economy, Bankruptcy, Finance, Money, Debt, Insolvency, Debt restructuring, Restructuring, Marketization, Yingli

This is a new demonstration that customers' confidence in Yingli is gradually recovering with its debt restructuring going forward.

Key Points: 
  • This is a new demonstration that customers' confidence in Yingli is gradually recovering with its debt restructuring going forward.
  • Since entering the implementation phase in 2019, Yingli's debt restructuring hasprogressed remarkably.
  • The restructuring plan has beenrecognized by all stakeholders including creditors, the governments, the court and several detailed working arrangements have been introduced.
  • The principles of the debt restructuring are protecting creditors interests to the greatest extent and promoting the company' long term sustainable development based on marketization and rule of law.

iWorld 2019 Concluded

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Thursday, August 29, 2019
Chengdu, International Data Group, Marketization, Units of time

CHENGDU, China, Aug. 29, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- On August 25, iWorld 2019, hosted by IDG Asia,came to a successful conclusion at Chengdu New Century International Convention and Exhibition Center, and both exhibitors and visitors received fruitful results.

Key Points: 
  • CHENGDU, China, Aug. 29, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- On August 25, iWorld 2019, hosted by IDG Asia,came to a successful conclusion at Chengdu New Century International Convention and Exhibition Center, and both exhibitors and visitors received fruitful results.
  • The world-class event of iWorld 2019 was characterized by "empowerment, integration and innovation" and known for the distinctive features of internationalization, high-end orientation, specialization and marketization.
  • iWorld 2019, held at the same time as the expo, attracted many experts, and they gathered here to plan for the development of digital economy, and draw a blueprint for the development of the digital economy.
  • At the press conference of the iWorld 2019, Jennifer Xu, President of IDG Asia, said that this year is the fourth year for iWorld to settle in Chengdu.

Is the social care market in England competitive?

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Friday, January 25, 2019
Decentralization, Economic globalization, Economic liberalization, Market, Marketization, Marketplace, Politics, Economy

Economic Affairs Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 29 January 2019 at 3.35pm

Key Points: 
  • Is the social care market in England competitive?
  • The Economic Affairs Committee hears from Care England, the Competition and Markets Authority and the UK Homecare Association (UKHCA) on social care funding in England.
  • Tuesday 29 January in Committee Room 1, Palace of Westminster
    What will happen if nothing is done to increase social care funding?
  • How successful have the attempts been to create a market in social care provision, and how suitable is the sector to marketisation?

Is the social care market in England competitive?

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Friday, January 25, 2019
Decentralization, Economic globalization, Economic liberalization, Market, Marketization, Marketplace, Articles, Politics, Economy

Economic Affairs Committee takes evidence on Tuesday 29 January 2019 at 3.35pm

Key Points: 
  • Is the social care market in England competitive?
  • The Economic Affairs Committee hears from Care England, the Competition and Markets Authority and the UK Homecare Association (UKHCA) on social care funding in England.
  • Tuesday 29 January in Committee Room 1, Palace of Westminster
    What will happen if nothing is done to increase social care funding?
  • How successful have the attempts been to create a market in social care provision, and how suitable is the sector to marketisation?