DAQO NEW ENERGY CO. ADR WKN: A1KAFV ISIN: US23703Q2030 Kürzel: DQ Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Dieses Kursziel von Roth Capital ist lächerlich. Ohne Begründung von 96 auf 70$

Ja danke auch für deine Infos. Daqo hat neutral rating bekommen, 75 dollar Kursziel uns steigt heut trotzdem haha

Zum Ende des Jahres haben die dann auch die Produktionskapazitäten nochmal erhöht

Da kommt noch einiges positives auf uns zu. In Q2 wird der Average Selling Price bei 19-20$/Kg liegen. In Q1 lag der bei 11,7$/Kg

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/daqo-new-energy-announces-unaudited-first-quarter-2021-results-301293289.html

Danke fürs Update

Das Unternehmen wies einen Gewinn je Aktie von $1,18 aus. Der Umsatz belief sich auf $256,1M. Von Investing.com befragte Volkswirte hatten im Vorfeld der Quartalszahlen mit einem Gewinn je Aktie von $1,18 gerechnet, während der Umsatz auf $250,02M geschätzt wurde.

Das beste ist ja, dass daqo im clean energy etf angeführt wird, schaut man genauer hin, alles andere als clean...

https://www.pressebox.de/inaktiv/bernreuter-research/Eine-Zaesur-fuer-die-Polysilizium-Industrie/boxid/1058902

https://www.google.com/amp/s/finance.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/daqo-energy-dq-outperforming-other-174005010.html

Noe

Downgrade durch Analysten, 57 Dollar.

Vereinbarung mit JA Solar

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/daqo-new-energy-announces-long-term-high-purity-polysilicon-supply-agreements-with-ja-solar-301289466.html

Rauf mit dir 🙃

Daqo New Energy (DQ) Sticking with China, we’ll shift our focus to the renewable energy sector. China is the world’s largest producer of solar power, with more than 250 gigawatts installed. This is due in large part to a governmental push toward renewable energy in the state-owned energy sector. Daqo energy is a US$6.3 billion producer of monocrystalline silicone and polysilicon (mono-Si and poly-Si), which are used in the production of solar panels. The company’s production is based in Xinjiang province. Daqo, in March of this year, announced a major supply agreement with Gaojing, a newcomer to China’s solar sector that produces advanced solar wafers for power systems. Daqo will supply high-purity polysilicon to be used in Gaojing’s expansion to a 50 gigawatt production capacity. Gaojing will make a partial payment up front, with further payments negotiated according to market conditions. That agreement comes after Daqo announced a gross profit of $109.5 million in the fourth quarter of 2020, up 141% from Q3’s $45.3 million. Gross margins also rose, from 36% to 44%. Per share, earnings hit $1.01, compared to 29 cents in both Q3 and the prior year’s Q4. At the top line, revenues grew 107% year-over-year, from $119.5 million to $248.5 million. Production volume expanded from 4Q19 to 4Q20 from 18,406 MT to 21,008 MT. This is the background to DQ’s share appreciation over the past six months. Despite slipping from its February peak, the stock shows a six-month gain of 139%, compared to the S&P 500’s 28% rise over the same period. JPM Analyst Alan Hon anticipates further growth and recently wrote, “We expect strong 1Q21 earnings to trigger upward consensus revisions, a positive catalyst. We lift our earnings estimates by ~18%, factoring in the strong poly px trend observed… We estimate that DQ will register earnings growth of ~170% in its 1Q21 results, due to be released in May. We think the event will trigger upward consensus earnings revisions.” Accordingly, Hon rates Daqo as Overweight (a Buy), with a $133 price target indicating potential for 62% upside in the year ahead. (To watch Hon’s track record, click here.) Daqo has attracted some interest from Wall Street’s stock watchers, with 3 out of 4 recent reviews coming in positive – and giving the stock a Strong Buy rating from the analyst consensus. Shares are priced at $85.72 and their $117.68 average price target suggests a one-year upside of 41%. Yahoo finance