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Weaker outlook beyond 2H26 but selective opportunities emerge amid trough valuations; Upgrade Glass stocks Xinyi to Buy, Flat A/H to Neutral
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Weaker outlook beyond 2H26 but selective opportunities emerge amid trough valuations; Upgrade Glass stocks Xinyi to Buy, Flat A/H to Neutral
Equity Research
27 July 2026 | 7:08AM CST
CHINA SOLAR
Weaker outlook beyond 2H26 but selective opportunities emerge amid
trough valuations; Upgrade Glass stocks Xinyi to Buy, Flat A/H to Neutral
Share prices have declined by an average of 37% YTD for our covered solar material Mengwen Wang
+86(21)2401-8932 |
names on the back of an avg. 16% value chain pricing decline (vs. -13% in prior GSe) mengwen.wang@goldmansachs.cn
Goldman Sachs (China) Securities
as a result of challenging global demand (46% yoy decline in 5M26) and insufficient Company Limited
supply response (avg. 13% yoy production decline in 1H26 across the value chain). Jacqueline Du
+852-2978-1783 |
jacqueline.du@gs.com
Looking forward, we expect the China solar industry will continue to grapple with Goldman Sachs (Asia) L.L.C.
headwinds from structurally lower UTR, and we lower our value chain ASP estimates
by avg. 9% in 2026E-30E. Specifically, we now expect UTR to stay at lower levels for
longer (29%-68% in 26E-30E vs. 60%-80% in prior GSe) as a result of weaker China
solar demand and slow capacity exit:
n Weaker China solar demand: We cut China solar installation by avg. 17% in
2027E-30E to reflect lower-than-expected market spot tariff and delayed
self-use C&I recovery.
n Slow capacity exit: We expect nominal capacity will largely stay at current levels
in 2026E-30E (vs. prior GSe of avg. 17% capacity cut in 2026E) due to increasing
M&A and collaboration among Tier 1 and Non Tier 1 players amid capacity
expansion restrictions.
Cut earnings and target prices: We cut our coverage EBITDA by 38% on average (ex
Daqo) in 26E-30E, among which avg.
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